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Xôi

Xôi (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}Vietnamese pronunciation: ) is a traditional Vietnamese dish of sticky rice.

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Associated cuisine
Vietnamese cuisine
Course
Gạo nếp
Created by
Tai tribes
Ingredients generally used
Salt
Invented
Middle Ages
Main ingredients
Sticky rice and pure water.

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Xôi

Nodes187
Edges186
Triples101
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010695
Components1

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Xôi

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related to Production · 18
Xôi → According, After, Before, Compared, Cơ, First, Good, However, If, In, The Foundation, Therefore, This, Trần Ngọc Thêm, Vietnamese, Vietnamese Culture, Việt Nam, Wet
related to history · 16
Xôi → Although India, As, Because, China, Christian, East Asian, Instead, Northwestern, Over, Southeast Asia, Southeast Asian, Tai, The, This, Vietnam, Yunnan
related to Varieties · 16
Xôi → Betel-flower, Colory, Due, Fish, Fruit, However, It, Meat, Pork, Pudding, The, Thạch Lam, Toan, Usually, Vũ Bằng, White
related to Etymology · 9
Xôi → According, In Vietnamese, It, Kinh, Older, Since, Tai, Trần Quang, Vietnamese
related to Consumption · 8
Xôi → During, In, It, Northwest, Some, The, This, Vietnam
related to External links · 8
Xôi → Bắc Ninh, Gà, How, Hội, Is, Phú Thượng, Vietnamese, VietnamVietnamese
related to Culture · 6
Xôi → Before, Despite, However, It, Tết Nguyên, Vietnamese
related to Flavors · 5
Xôi → Note, Savory, The, They, Vietnamese
related to Gallery · 5
Xôi → Chinese, Gà Trứng Non Lạp, Purple, Sticky, Xướng
Associated cuisine · 1
Xôi → Vietnamese cuisine

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Important terminology

rice sticky vietnamese vietnam beans culture people dish cơm water however called food made often combined salt also history nếp

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
XôiAssociated cuisineVietnamese cuisine1.00infobox
XôiCourseGạo nếp1.00infobox
XôiCreated byTai tribes1.00infobox
XôiIngredients generally usedSalt1.00infobox
XôiInventedMiddle Ages1.00infobox
XôiMain ingredientsSticky rice and pure water.1.00infobox
XôiPlace of originVietnam1.00infobox
XôiServing temperatureHot or at room temperature.1.00infobox
XôiTypeCơm1.00infobox
XôiVariationsBánh bỏng, bánh chưng, bánh giầy, bánh đòn, bánh lá liễu, bánh ít, chè lam, cốm, cơm lam, cơm rượu, kem xôi, xôi chè1.00infobox
Xôirelated to ConsumptionIn0.60section
Xôirelated to ConsumptionThis0.60section

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