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Mi hai tom is a popular Vietnamese dish, its name translates to 'noodle with dried shrimp'. It is a delicious combination of vermicelli noodles, dried shrimp, onions, garlic, and various seasonings.

Yes, mi hai tom is a seafood dish due to the inclusion of dried shrimp.

The main ingredients of mi hai tom include rice noodles, dried shrimp, onions, garlic, and often various fresh vegetables and herbs.

Yes, while dried shrimp is the traditional seafood used, other types of seafood like dried squid or fresh shrimp can also be used.

Mi hai tom should be stored in the refrigerator, where it can keep for a couple of days. Be sure that it is properly covered to maintain freshness.

There are many recipes for mi hai tom available online. Look for a recipe from a trusted cooking website or cooking book with Vietnamese recipes.

Mi hai tom is often served with fresh herbs and vegetables, such as lettuce, mint, and cucumber. It also pairs well with spring rolls.

Mi hai tom can be gluten free, provided you use gluten free noodles and ensure none of the sauces or other ingredients include gluten.

Mi hai tom is commonly served as a main dish, often accompanied by fresh herbs, vegetables, and sometimes a side of spring rolls.

Mi hai tom has a unique taste, with the flavor of the dried shrimp being quite strong and salty, balanced with the mild, subtle taste of the noodles.

Yes, like most dishes, mi hai tom can be modified to suit your personal tastes, dietary restrictions, or available ingredients.

Yes, for a vegan or vegetarian version of mi hai tom, you can replace the dried shrimp with tofu or other plant-based proteins.

Yes, mi hai tom is not too complex to make at home, as long as you have access to the necessary ingredients.

Vermicelli rice noodles are typically used for mi hai tom, but you can use any thin, delicate rice noodle.

It's best not to freeze mi hai tom, as the texture of the noodles can become mushy when thawed. However, you can freeze the dried shrimp separately.

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