When it comes to an important food, a special event that I have ever eaten, the first thing immediately springs in my mind is Chun Kek, which I collected during that holidays. Everyone in my country is Vietnamese person. Everyone in my country is Chun Kek to show gratitude to our ancestors and also to honor the homeland. The process of making Chun Kek is much more complex and also time consuming than regular meals because it requires various ingredients and so skills. Normally, the ingredients of Chun Kek include pork, green beans, and sticky rice and so on. And then we put it together in a mold and it is covered by a leaf, not only by a banana leaf. The process continues with boiling Chun Kek. It takes around 8 to 12 hours. For me, this time is the most meaningful time where people in my family can gather and to chat it and share stories after a hard working year. And also we even can play cards and then we test Chun Kek together. For me, Chun Kek is an essential part of our dead holiday and I think the dead is not complete without Chun Kek.
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When it comes to an important food at a special event, the first thing that springs to my mind is Chun Kek, which I enjoy during the holidays. Everyone in my country, as a Vietnamese person, eats Chun Kek to show gratitude to our ancestors and to honor our homeland. The process of making Chun Kek is much more complex and time-consuming than regular meals because it requires various ingredients and skills. Normally, the ingredients of Chun Kek include pork, green beans, sticky rice, and so on. We put it together in a mold, and it is covered by a leaf, not just a banana leaf. The process continues with boiling Chun Kek, which takes around 8 to 12 hours. For me, this time is the most meaningful, as it allows my family to gather, chat, and share stories after a hard-working year. We even play cards and taste Chun Kek together. For me, Chun Kek is an essential part of our Tet holiday, and I believe Tet is not complete without Chun Kek.
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