banh mi style steak sandwich

Daikon and Carrot Pickle (aka Do Chua)

Even our local Safeway carries daikon radishes now, plus I can get them at our farmer’s market too.    I wanted to make  a home version of banh mi sandwich last night so went online to find a recipe. Ended up at the Viet World Kitchen and used the recipe here for Do Chua. Aren’t they pretty?  And tasty too!

do chua or daikon and carrot pickles
Do Chua

For the sandwiches, I barbecued a steak that had marinated in a bit of balsamic vinegar, brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce and olive oil and sliced it thinly.

I sliced up a jalapeno and marinated it in a bit of rice vinegar, fish sauce, soy sauce and sugar a la the recipe here at Cooking Light for banh mi style sandwiches and then added the steak slices to that for a bit as well.

I had chopped fresh cilantro and cucumber (from the garden) as well.

Toasted a French roll for a just a bit then layered with the beef, jalapeno, cilantro, cucumber slices and then the carrot and daikon pickles.   I thought it was really good. Youngest was not so excited about it. oh well.

banh mi style steak sandwich
My Version of a Banh Mi Sandwich

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2 responses to “Daikon and Carrot Pickle (aka Do Chua)”

  1. […] have made them before with leftover steak but this was the first time I specifically cooked meat, chicken in this case, to make banh mi.  […]

  2. […] cauliflower, capers, zucchini…  And when I had my first Banh Mi sandwich, with the pickled daikon radish and carrots, I was totally hooked on these. I have made a few different variations and happily eat them as a […]

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