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TheLadyEve t1_j6p3v4i wrote

Reply to comment by painperduu in [homemade] po boy by Minimum-Shirt-3859

po boys are similar. The bread has a similar texture but a slightly different flavor. The toppings are usually quite different. Popular fillings for po' boys include fried oysters, shrimp, ham, beef, or boudin. They often use Creole mustard, hot sauce, sometimes Louisiana remoulade.

While there is a big Vietnamese presence in New Orleans, the po' boy didn't stem from the bahn mi. I would bet that the common French influence on both regions had something to do with their evolution, though.

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Hairy_Ad4969 t1_j6p37xp wrote

I used to eat beef carpaccio all the time when I was stationed in Europe. I've never seen it in the US and I've never tried making it myself. I would imagine that the same rules of thumb apply with venison... very fresh meat, frozen until firm, then sliced paper-thin. Dress it up with a little olive oil and lemon juice. Looks amazing, very nice presentation, I hope it tastes as good as it looks!

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