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Banh uot, also called wet cake, is a traditional Vietnamese dish. It is a type of noodle that is often eaten for breakfast in Vietnam. It is made from rice batter which is steamed until it becomes a soft and gooey white noodle.

Banh uot has a mild and lightly sweet taste with a slippery and chewy texture.

Yes, banh uot is gluten-free as it is made from rice flour, it can easily fit into a gluten-free diet.

Both banh uot and banh cuon are types of steamed rice pancakes, but banh cuon is typically thinner and often filled with ground pork and wood ear mushrooms, whereas banh uot is thicker and typically does not have a filling.

Being made from rice, banh uot is low in fat and cholesterol. If topped with fresh herbs and vegetables, it's a healthy dish.

Yes, there are a few variations depending on the region in Vietnam. Some places serve it with a different type of sauce or with different toppings.

Yes, you can make banh uot at home. You need rice flour, water, and a steaming setup. There are many recipes available online.

Banh uot can be kept for up to a day. If refrigerated in an airtight container, it can last for three to four days.

Banh uot is made from a rice batter that is spread thinly on a cloth over steaming water, it is then covered and allowed to steam until it becomes soft. It is then rolled up and served.

Banh uot can be eaten on its own or with other ingredients. Generally, it is served with nuoc cham, a Vietnamese dipping sauce, or topped with chopped fresh herbs, fried shallots, and a side of pork slices or cha lua (Vietnamese ham).

Banh uot itself is vegan, but it is often served with non-vegan ingredients like pork slices or fish sauce. However, it can be easily adapted to a vegan diet by topping it with tofu and using soy sauce instead.

Banh uot is especially popular in Vietnam. It's a common breakfast dish.

There are similar dishes in other Southeast Asian cuisines. For instance, kway teow in Singapore and Malaysia.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

Banh uot originated in Vietnam.

Yes, you can freeze banh uot but it may alter the texture slightly. Upon reheating, it’s recommended to steam it for the best results.