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VietnameseCanh Chua Cá (Vietnamese Mekong-Style Sour Fish Soup)
A bright, one-pot Vietnamese sour fish soup—tamarind-flecked broth with tomatoes, pineapple, okra and fresh dill. Fast to assemble, full-flavored, and served with steamed rice for a simple weeknight meal.
40 min·mediumPescatarianDairy-free
- Malaysian
Ikan Asam Pedas (One‑Pot Malaysian Sour‑Spicy Fish Stew)
A single‑pot Malay classic: firm white fish simmered in a tamarind, chilli and belacan (shrimp paste) broth with eggplant, okra and tomato — minimal washing up and big on bright, tangy flavour.
45 min·mediumPescatarianGluten-free
- Vietnamese
Canh Chua Chay — Vietnamese Sweet–Sour Vegetarian Soup
A bright, plant-based version of the classic Vietnamese sweet–sour soup: tangy tamarind broth with pineapple, tomato, okra and pan-fried tofu. Light, quick, and great with rice or vermicelli.
45 min·easyVeganVegetarian