Mứt Tết: the candied fruit tray
Mứt Tết is the tray of candied fruits and seeds served to guests during the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. Here's what's on it and why.
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Mứt Tết is the tray of candied fruits and seeds served to guests during the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. Here's what's on it and why.
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