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Most of us are familiar with Italian pizza, but have you tried Vietnamese pizza? This popular street food snack is one delicious way to cook with rice paper in just a few minutes. Crispy, savory, and light, this is the perfect blend of the taste and texture commonly found in Vietnamese food.
A few notes:
- The recipe listed below is enough for 4-5 pizzas.
- When combining the two pieces of rice paper (as instructed below), there might be air bubbles. To avoid air bubbles, make sure to press the rice paper as flat as possible in a circular motion.
- Omnipork strips were used for this recipe but any other vegan meat product will work just fine.
- If micro sprouts are not available, arugula or micro chives serve as a great substitute.
- The Vietnamese pizza is best made and served immediately. However, all the leftover toppings can be stored separately in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. The rice paper can be stored in a sealed ziplock bag at room temperature for several months. When ready to eat, cook the Vietnamese pizza with the leftover toppings and rice paper as needed.