"dậu　khuôn　chiên" "tré trộn" What does this mean?
I founded this in a restaurant menu.

All I know is that chiên means fry,and trộn means mix.

I looked it up on the internet,but don't really understand.

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"dậu　khuôn　chiên" "tré trộn" What does this mean?
I founded this in a restaurant menu.

All I know is that chiên means fry,and trộn means mix.

I looked it up on the internet,but  don't really understand.

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In my opinion, "đậu khuôn"= đậu phụ = đậu hũ = tofu. It depends on each region. It is made from soybean. 日本語で“tofu"は何ですか。
a link of this dish: http://naungon.com/dau-hu-chien-sa-ot-ca-ri/
About "Tré", I have never tried this, but maybe it's a type of pork rolls as "chả lụa" which is made from julienne pig's nose and pig's ear and then is wrapped by banana's leaves
http://doisong.vnexpress.net/tin-tuc/noi-tro/nau-nuong/cach-lam-mon-tre-cua-nguoi-mien-trung-2850999.html

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僕ベトナム人でも　そんな料理を見て食べたことがない。だから、翻訳するようにしなくてもいいだと思うよ。グーグルでイメージを探したらいい。

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Not at all.

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Thank you very much sha!
I can really understand your food explanation!

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"Đậu hũ chiên " is one of dishes Vietnam . It is made from soybeans.  It is usually eaten on the fifteenth day, the day we call that fasting.
"Tré trộn":At first glance it's too late almost like spring rolls but have completely different ways of processing. Composition of foods rich young with pig ear, bacon, a little beef, galangal and mix sesame, wrapped in banana leaves.it is special Serial of the person Miền Trung