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	Entertainment: Little packets of big flavor at Banh Cuon Tay Ho No. 4 - OCRegister.com
		At Banh Cuon Tay Ho No. 4 in Westminster, the Little Saigon institution is the obvious place to tuck into the chewy packets of goodness.
		We hastily ordered the Banh Cuon Dac Biet ($6), which arrived just minutes later and turned out to be banh cuon with the works: rolls stuffed with steamed shrimp, sautéed minced pork and mushrooms topped with the lua and crispy bundles of fried sweet potato and shrimp.
		My other banh cuon and banh uot eating strategy is something I've practiced ever since I was a little kid: Ration your six or seven slices of lua and the heap of crispy scallions so that you have enough to eat with every bite of the gooey rice-flour sheets.
	www.ocregister.com /ocregister/entertainment/dining/abox/article_1310729.php (947 words)

	Pictures of the dhole\|Cuon alpinus facts
		The dhole (Cuon alpinus) is an endangered wild dog, originating from South Asia, also called the Indian Wild Dog, the Red Dog, the Asiatic Dog, or the Whistling Hunter.
		The Dhole (Cuon alpinus) is a mammal of the Canidae family.
		The Dhole (Cuon alpinus) is a species of wild dog of the Canidae family.
	www.thewebsiteofeverything.com /animals/mammals/Carnivora/Canidae/Cuon/Cuon-alpinus.html (523 words)

	Dhole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Dhole (Cuon alpinus) is a species of wild dog of the Canidae family.
		Cuon alpinus dukhunensis, found South of the Ganges in India, has a red coat, short hair on the paws, and fl whiskers.
		Cuon alpinus hesperius, found in Eastern Turkestan, Southern Siberia and Western China (Altai and Tienshan), has a long, bright yellow coat with a white underside and pale whiskers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dhole (1843 words)

	E a t , D r i n k & B e M e r r y: Tay Ho Banh Cuon - Rosemead, CA
		Similar in noodle texture, banh cuon is made with rice flour, tapioca flour, water and oil and traditionally filled with ground pork, fried shallots and wood ear mushrooms.
		Banh cuon is good because it's so light and flavorful, as with the majority of vietnamese food.
		Banh cuon is a dish you can easily find in any Vietnamese restaurant, but there is one that specifically focuses on it: Tay Ho.
	eatdrinknbmerry.blogspot.com /2007/03/tay-ho-banh-cuon-rosemead-ca.html (1072 words)

	Cuon alpinus - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		Más raramente, los cuones atacan también a grandes bóvidos como el búfalo indio y el gaur; algunos testimonios, incluso, hablan de ataques excepcionales de manadas de cuones contra leopardos, osos y tigres, que acabaron en victoria para los pequeños y aparentemente más débiles cánidos.
		Cuon alpinus primaevus - Nepal, Sikkim y Bután.
		Cuon alpinus major - Especie de gran tamaño que habitó en el sur de Europa hasta finales del Pleistoceno.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cuon_alpinus (524 words)

	Vietworldkitchen.com -- Places to go for Viet salad rolls in L.A. and Orange County
		Down to the crunch: The restaurant Brodard in Garden Grove is famous for summer rolls called nem nuong cuon, filled with grilled pork meatballs and something crunchy (the secret is a strip of crisp, fried dough inside).
		A roll that rocks: Au Lac, a Vietnamese vegetarian restaurant in Fountain Valley, makes bi cuon — summer rolls filled with shreds of fried tofu and vegetarian "ham," as well as lettuce, rice noodles and aromatic red shiso, which the Vietnamese call rau tia to.
		Bi cuon are four for $3.95 at Au Lac Vegetarian Restaurant, 16563 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley (in Mile Square Plaza); (714) 418-0658.
	www.vietworldkitchen.com /shopdine/latgoicuon.htm (675 words)

	noodlepie: Banh cuon
		Banh cuon is a northern dish, and to my tastes it's one of the better ones.
		Banh Cuon hails from Thanh Tri district just outside Hanoi and it sounds simple enough; mashed up minced pork, mushrooms and prawns wrapped in a flimsy rice film.
		It comes served with sliced cucumber, cha lua (mortadella), beansprouts, sprinkled with deep-fried shallots and chopped mint with a nuoc mam (fish sauce) dip.
	www.noodlepie.com /banh_cuon/index.html (963 words)

	Vietnam Investment Review - Timeout
		Unlike the traditional noodle soup, which requires a large pot of broth to be poured over a bowl of rice noodles and sliced chicken or beef, pho cuon is made of banh pho – a thin sheet of rice paper – some beef and a handful of fresh herbs.
		Like cha nem, or spring rolls, the taste of pho cuon depends on the quality of the nuoc cham sauce in which it is dipped.
		Nuoc cham is a mixture of fish sauce and a number of spices and concentrated flavours such as chillies and sliced papaya.
	www.vir.com.vn /Client/Timeout/index.asp?url=content.asp&doc=5358 (478 words)

	BVOM.COM - Vietnam Cultural Feature
		Eating Banh Cuon for breakfast is a favorite among many Vietnamese.
		In the past, bun thang and banh cuon were supposed to be the food of upper class.
		Being used to eating banh cuon (stuffed pancake) in Hanoi, one may incidentally find himself being a demanding customer when eating banh cuon somewhere else.
	www.bvom.com /resource/vn_cultural.asp?pContent=Some_Food (5953 words)

	Banh Cuon Deli, Seattle Restaurant - Fast (Lost in Seattle)
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	www.lostinseattle.com /LIS/restaurantfast/banhcuondeli.html (148 words)

	noodlepie: Stall 1006 - Banh Cuon
		Banh cuon is a northern dish, and to my tastes it's one of the better ones.
		Banh Cuon hails from Thanh Tri district just outside Hanoi and it sounds simple enough; mashed up minced pork, mushrooms and prawns wrapped in a flimsy rice film.
		But had to de-lurk as banh cuon is one of my top fave eats.
	noodlepie.typepad.com /blog/2004/07/stall_1006_banh.html (1305 words)

	Vietworldkitchen.com -- What is the history of water spinach?
		One visitor sent in a clip of a story on the food that was served to various dignitaries.
		I have recently seen references to "Pho Cuon," like the one below, but have been unable to learn exactly what it is. It has beef and herbs, when "Pho Cuon" are discussed, I never see mention of any of the collection of spices that give Pho it's distinctive and umistakable flavor.
		Yes, I think the pho cuon (literally translated as pho roll) is simply a Hanoi riff on a central Vietnamese specialty called banh uot thit nuong.
	www.vietworldkitchen.com /features/pho_cuon.htm (1344 words)

	Cuonet: Troop Badge
		The Cuon Scouts Badge consists of the World Scouts Emblem with the Cuon superimposed over it.
		The World Scouts Insignia signifies the fact that Cuon Scouts Troop is a part of the World Scouting Community.
		The Cuon is a symbol of courage and team-spirit, and this is our wish to inculcate these values in all our Scouts.
	www.freewebs.com /cuonet/au_insignia.html (172 words)

	Cuon Immobilier, Immobilier Maine-et-Loire Immobilier Pays De La Loire Immobilier France, page 1
		Cuon Immobilier, Immobilier Maine-et-Loire Immobilier Pays De La Loire Immobilier France
		Immobilier Cuon, Immobilier Maine-et-Loire Immobilier Pays De La Loire annonces immo Cuon de particuliers.
		Immobilier Cuon, Immobilier Maine-et-Loire, immobilier dans la région Pays De La Loire : Acheter une maison ou un appartement, trouver un box ou un parking, dénicher le terrain idéal pour construire.
	cuon.immo-entre-particuliers.com (182 words)

	Banh Cuon Recipe \| Food & Wine
		Banh cuon ("rolling cake") are tender rice-flour crêpes filled with a luscious mix of pork and mushrooms and topped with fried shallots.
		Kiesel steams the stuffed crêpes in big batches on a baking sheet in the oven to facilitate heating and serving.
		Banh cuon are full of earthy, meaty-mushroomy flavor.
	www.foodandwine.com /recipes/banh-cuon (501 words)

	Lioncrusher's Domain -- Dhole (Cuon alpinus) facts and pictures
		The genus name for the dhole, Cuon, means "dog" in Greek, and the species name alpinus, means "alpine (mountain)" in Latin.
		Thus the dhole's scientific name means "mountain dog".
		Canid News: A report on the current status of the dhole
	www.lioncrusher.com /animal.asp?animal=14 (968 words)

	Further Information about Dholes
		Venkataraman, A.B., Arumugum, R. and Sukumar, R. The foraging ecology of the dhole (Cuon alpinus) in Mudumalai Sanctuary, Southern India.
		Venkataraman, A. Do dholes (Cuon alpinus) live in packs in response to competition with or predation by large cats.
		Phylogeography, genetic structure, and diversity in the dhole (Cuon alpinus) Molecular Ecology 14, 2281–2297.
	www.cuon.net /dholes/refs.htm (429 words)

	Map of Cuon, Pays De La Loire FR by MapQuest
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	www.mapquest.com /maps/map.adp?zoom=7&city=Cuon&country=France (124 words)

	Dhole - Cuon alpinus: More Information - ARKive
		Classified as Vulnerable (VU - C2a) on the IUCN Red List (1), and listed on Appendix II of CITES (3).
		Today, information on dhole numbers is lacking but the range appears to be greatly reduced and remaining populations are isolated in fragments of former habitat (5).
		There are 11 subspecies of dhole and these vary in range with the most common being Cuon alpinus dukhunensis found in central and southern India (5)(6).
	www.arkive.org /species/GES/mammals/Cuon_alpinus/more_info.html (928 words)

	TIMEasia Magazine: Best of Asia - Emperor, Hanoi, Vietnam
		But the world's most populous nation may just have to live with the fact that its spring rolls are trounced by Vietnam's nem cuon, which are easier on the arteries, too.
		Made with nary a drop of oil and packed with greens, shrimp, minced pork and vermicelli rice noodles, nem cuon are a low-fat alternative to their overlarded cousins.
		The Rolls-Royce of nem cuon, however, is found in a Hanoi institution, the Emperor restaurant, where the rolls appear subtle on first taste, then explode with contrasting spicy, salty, sweet and sour flavors.
	www.time.com /time/asia/2005/boa/boa_hanoi.html (302 words)

	Grab Your Fork: Homemake: Goi Cuon
		When it's hot, sticky and humid outside, nothing beats biting into a cool rice paper roll bursting with salad, prawns and mint.
		Goi cuon is sooo easy to make and is an easy formula for a relaxed DIY dinner party.
		I've noticed goi cuon have become really popular for corporate catering in Sydney lately, although they tend to go the chicken, cucumber and lettuce route and not enough mint!
	grabyourfork.blogspot.com /2005/01/homemake-goi-cuon.html (958 words)

	Tasty Banh Cuon, at Home or To-Go - CHOW
		LOS ANGELES AREA: Tasty Banh Cuon, at Home or To-Go For the delectable, stuffed rice-flour cakes on-site, Banh Cuon Tay Ho is one of the better places; for parties and takeout, try Thanh Son Tofu.
		There are two ways to get banh cuon, the delectable rice flour cakes (think of those translucent dim sum dumplings) filled with pork, mushrooms, and other goodies that you dip in nuoc mam (fish sauce).
		For the restaurant experience, Banh Cuon Tay Ho is one of the better places, says kingkong5.
	www.chow.com /digest/2617 (362 words)

	Vietnamese Cultural Background
		A village in Thanh Tri District, a suburb of Hanoi is famous for banh cuon.
		For convenience, today banh cuon with dressing is made.
		Banh cuon with dressing is put in a dish, and we sprinkle it with stir-fried onion.
	www.traveltovietnam.com /Guide/General/Introduce/Country-People/specialties.asp (1562 words)

	Visualgui.com » Goi Cuon Thit Nai (Fresh Rice Paper Roll With Deer and Vegetables)
		This is a new fantastic flavor of Goi Cuon by my mama.
		The typical Goi Cuon contains pork and shrimp but my mama takes it to the next level with deer meat.
		With the combination of fresh vegetables and the soft, juicy meat, this version of Goi Cuon is off the hook.
	www.visualgui.com /index.php?p=212&c=1 (313 words)

	banh cuon? - San Francisco Bay Area - Chowhound
		There's also a Banh Cuon Tay Ho in Oakland Chinatown (12th and Webster), which is a lot closer and more convenient to SF than SJ, especially since it's only a couple of blocks from the 12th St. BART station.
		What you are referring to is "goi cuon" which has shrimp instead of pork and is another thing entirely.
		For kicks and giggles I googled banh cuon and found a description of pork and shrimp: http://www.acjc.edu.sg/Spectra/Vibran...
	www.chowhound.com /topics/332893 (1268 words)

	vietnam food, vietnam drink, vietnam restaurants, vietnam dining
		A small village in a suburb of Hanoi is famous for its banh cuon.
		All the ingredients are stir-fried and rolled into a banh cuon.
		Banh cuon is delicious when it is very thin, white, and sticky.
	www.hotelvietnamonline.com /food/banhcuon.htm (198 words)

	Vietnamese Goi Cuon Rolls with Peanut Dipping Sauce - Recipes (washingtonian.com)
		One of her most requested dishes is goi cuon, the fresh spring roll of shrimp, pork, herbs, and cooked rice vermicelli, wrapped tightly in rice paper.
		Wrapping these rolls is an art form, for they should be both firm--to prevent their falling apart during eating--and beautiful.
		If you wish to serve them as a casual dinner entree, says Thomas, turn this into a do-it-yourself meal and ask guests to make and wrap their own goi cuon.
	www.washingtonian.com /articles/recipes/3067.html (586 words)

	Recipe: Steamed Rice Sheets with Pork (Banh Cuon)
		Remove the cheesecloth from the bamboo rack, place the plate of banh cuon on the rack, and steam, with the lid on, for 5 minutes.
		Dizzle scallion oil over each banh cuon and dip in nuoc cham.
		Longer, wider, and slightly thicker, they are sold in sheets, which need to be cut into 4-inch squares.
	www.recipehound.com /Recipes/5284.html (324 words)

	KQED Food Blog: Bay Area Bites: Banh Cuon & Banh Beo: Vietnamese Steamed Rice Treats (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Vietnamese cooks coax rice grains into endless shapes and textures, and these two dishes are classic ways to enjoy the cuisine's distinctive layering of flavors.
		Unfortunately, the skill required to coax a thin rice batter into a transparent round of edible silk must be passed from generation to generation.
		Here's the easiest way to eat banh beo: use chopsticks to nudge each round onto a soup spoon, make sure there's a representative amount of sauce and topping included, and then slurp the generous mouthful in one, happy bite.
	www.kqed.org /weblog/food/2007/05/banh-cuon-banh-beo-vietnamese-steamed.jsp (1328 words)

	ma'ona: Goi Cuon: Pork and Shrimp Spring Rolls
		Goi cuon Today is the start of the Chinese New Year, and what better way to being the Year of the Boar than by consuming a little pig.
		Traditionally, goi cuon are served with a complicated peanut sauce, but I like them best with hoisin sauce and crushed peanuts.
		This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	maona.net /archives/2007/02/goi_cuon_pork_a.php (356 words)

	IUCN Red List of Threatened Species: Cuon alpinus
		Johnsingh, A.J.T. Distribution and status of dhole Cuon alpinus Pallas, 1811 in South Asia.
		Won Chong Man and Smith, K.G. History and current status of mammals of the Korean peninsula.
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	www.redlist.org /search/details.php?species=5953 (2050 words)

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