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Goi Cuon (Fresh Spring Rolls)

Goi Cuon, or fresh spring rolls, are a popular Vietnamese dish featuring translucent rice paper wrapped around fresh herbs, shrimp, pork, and vermicelli noodles. They are light, refreshing, and often served with a savory peanut or hoisin dipping sauce, reflecting the balance and freshness central to Vietnamese cuisine.

9 ingredients
freshherbaceouslightsavoryslightly sweet
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Last updated 4/1/2026

Originating from Southern Vietnam, Goi Cuon showcases the Vietnamese culinary emphasis on fresh ingredients and balanced flavors, influenced by the region's abundant herbs and seafood.

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