The satisfying sound of bread: baking banh mi loaves in Saigon

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The satisfying sound of bread: baking banh mi loaves in Saigon

Dung Ho, the third-generation owner of Bay Ho, a banh mi stall in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, held the chubby loaf of bread to my ear, rotary-phone receiver style, and pinched it. “Can you hear it?” he asked. Indeed I could: a satisfyingly crunchy shatter that I …
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