Chef Priyanka’s tamarind tofu banh mi
Chef Priyanka’s Tofu Bánh Mì is made with a tamarind-marinated tofu, spicy and tangy slaw, and tons of jalapeños and fresh cilantro.
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Chef Priyanka’s Tofu Bánh Mì is made with a tamarind-marinated tofu, spicy and tangy slaw, and tons of jalapeños and fresh cilantro.
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