Culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van was impersonated to sell pots

A Facebook account using the name Van Dzoan posted a video featuring culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van introducing products for sale. However, this video was created by AI.

Culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van speaks out after being impersonated to sell cookware - Photo: Provided by the artist.

Culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van confirmed to Tuoi Tre Online that the Van Dzoan account is not hers, and that she has never sold anything online. She posted a warning on social media: "Please do not buy anything for any reason."

Using AI to impersonate other people is really evil.

Ms. Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van recounted that acquaintances and students from near and far, feeling sorry for her being "sold" on social media, sent her messages informing her about the incident.

Despite many people reporting, "That's fake - it's not Ms. Dzoãn," the Vân Dzoãn account continues to brazenly post advertisements and conduct business.

Ms. Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van shared: "A friend messaged me asking for help from the police, fearing that my reputation might be affected later! I wanted to cry when I heard that. Having the same name isn't difficult, but I don't have a twin sister who looks exactly like me."

I know that AI technology can make you look like a fairy or as ugly as an owl, but using AI to impersonate someone else is truly evil.

Culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van frequently shares cooking tutorial videos on social media - Photo: Provided by the artist.

Please stop posting pictures of me selling pots.

"I've always been very gentle and kind; if anyone bothers me, I just smile. Whoever is wrong will be punished, and even though my conscience doesn't have teeth to bite, I think public opinion will protect me."

"Hey friend - you have the same name but reversed, you can keep your own name, but please don't use my picture to sell pots anymore. Don't rely on other people like that, it's really strange," Ms. Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van confided.

Knowing it was a fake page, fans of culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van reported it.

"I just posted a notice about my image and name being used to sell pots. Everyone sympathized, and they removed that page. I'm so relieved," - Ms. Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van happily posted the announcement.

Vegetarian braised fish is flavorful and rich.

On her fan page, Dzoãn Cẩm Vân regularly shares recipes and instructions for making vegetarian dishes. Recently, she shared instructions on how to make and mold a vegetarian fish-shaped dish.

Ingredients include: 1 piece of white tofu, 2 slices of sandwich bread, 5 pieces of vegetarian ribs, seaweed sheets, breadcrumbs, and various seasonings.

Soak vegetarian ribs until soft and shred them, using a ratio of 5 pieces of vegetarian ribs to one piece of tofu.

Boil the white tofu for 15 minutes, then soak it in cold water for about 1 minute. Afterwards, squeeze out the excess water, wrap it in a towel, and refrigerate for 10 to 20 minutes.

Mash the tofu until smooth. Cut off the crusts of the sandwich bread, remove the inside, and cut it into small pieces.

Pork ribs are minced, then tofu, bread, and seasonings are added and mixed well to form a paste. The mixture is then divided into small balls, shaped, and wrapped in seaweed.

Next, steam the patties for 20-30 minutes, let them cool, and then refrigerate them to allow them to firm up.

The fish cakes are pan-fried until golden brown. Prepare a mixture of soy sauce, vegetarian fish sauce, seasoning powder, sugar, and molasses, bring to a boil, then add the fried fish cakes and simmer until the flavors are absorbed. Vegetarian braised fish is a delicious and appetizing dish that goes well with rice.

Video of culinary artist Nguyen Dzoan Cam Van demonstrating how to make vegetarian braised fish - Source: Dzoan Cam Van's Fanpage

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/nghe-nhan-am-thuc-nguyen-dzoan-cam-van-bi-mao-danh-de-ban-noi-202510281654324.htm