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A quick, weeknight-friendly take on the classic Vietnamese bánh mì sandwich, featuring juicy pork meatballs, crunchy carrot-daikon pickles, fresh cucumber, jalapeño, cilantro, and a tangy-sweet nước chấm sauce, all packed into a soft baguette. Ready in about 25 minutes, this recipe delivers big flavor with minimal fuss.
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