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A tasty Vietnamese snack of marinated beef and pork skin wrapped in rice paper, flavored with garlic, chili, and toasted rice flour (thính). The rolls are pressed, chilled, and served with fresh herbs for a bright, tangy bite perfect for parties or a quick appetizer.
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