If cooking doesn’t come naturally to you, don’t let that discourage you! As Nemo would say in this particular situation: “Just keep cooking! Just keep cooking! Just keep cooking, cooking, cooking!” And so that’s what I suggest to you. JUST KEEP COOKING. COOK ON.
Click on the recipes below that interest you. These are recipes that I have learned to cook at home and can even modify (or simplify) when I am cooking from the side of the road, at a campsite, or in the middle of the wild wilderness where all the wild things are!
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In the meantime, share with me some of your all-time favorite things to cook and recipes you’d recommend in a comment below!
Teacher Taylor Travels 
Would love to grab more Vietnamese recipes. Travelled through Vietnam for over 2 months back in 2014 and absolutely love it there!
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Oh really? I personally haven’t been to Vietnam yet. But we plan on making a trip there to visit family within the next year or so. Found your post on Vietnam. I am actually starting a whole series on Vietnamese recipes, so be on the lookout. One thing about most Vietnamese meals is that the cooking part is rather straightforward – the prep, however, can take quite some time! Thanks for your response. I look forward to reading about your adventures and sharing more recipes with you.
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I make fresh and also fried spring rolls but that’s the extent of my Vietnamese dishes so would like to learn more as it’s a scrumptious cuisine.
I’ve published loads of posts on Vietnam if you need free travel tips. 😉
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