Vietnamese Steak Sandwiches

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Use leftover Flank Steak with Lime Marinade to make these super sandwiches, also called banh mi.

Everyday Food, July/August 2005

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prep:
10 mins
total:
10 mins
Servings:
4
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Ingredients

Directions

  • In a small bowl, stir together garlic, sugar, red-pepper flakes, vinegar, and water.

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  • In another bowl, toss together carrots, scallions,and cilantro leaves. Toss with half the vinegar mixture.

  • Split and lightly toast hero rolls; dividing evenly, layer with carrot mixture and sliced flank steak. Drizzle with remaining vinegar mixture, if desired.

Cook's Notes

A traditional Vietnamese sandwich is made with pork, but in this beef variation, the flavors are the same.

Variations

If you don't want to make steak from scratch, you can use an equal amount of sliced roast beef in its place.

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Reviews (3)

14 Ratings
  • 5 4
  • 4 3
  • 3 5
  • 2 2
  • 1 0
Martha Stewart Member
06/29/2010
This was amazing! Very easy and VERY flavorful. I am making this for my fourth of July party.
Martha Stewart Member
07/13/2008
I loved this sandwich. It was very tasty!
Martha Stewart Member
03/29/2008
the original vietname sandwich doesn't need any source but the key is in its bread. it is very unique. Do you have recipe for vietnamese bread? very similar to french but somehow differ
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