Steps
- 1.
Tianjianbing (Tianjin style) (Tianjin, China): Ultra-thin spreading creates crispier texture for the classic egg-and-scallion filling
- 2.
Banh xeo (Vietnamese adaptation) (Southern Vietnam): Modified spreading method creates thicker edges to contain pork and bean sprouts
- 3.
Korean bindaetteok (Seoul, South Korea): Coarser spread allows mung bean batter to encrust vegetables while maintaining crispness
The Science
Primary Reaction
Maillard Reaction