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Vietnamese Pho

Homemade pho is not some coveted secret. You can make your pho taste just as good if not better than your favorite restaurant by using a...

Homemade pho is not some coveted secret. You can make your pho taste just as good if not better than your favorite restaurant by using a little technique. The result being a rich yet clean tasting fragrant broth with lots of fatty and chewy textures. It’s everything you want in a bowl of soup.


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INGREDIENTS

Broth:

  • 5-6 pounds (2.2-2.7 kilo) beef bone (knuckle and marrow)

  • 1 pound (450g) chuck roast

  • 5.5qt (5.25 liter) water

  • 2 large yellow onions

  • 1 large whole piece of ginger

  • 5 cloves, toasted

  • 5-6 star anise, toasted

  • 3 black cardamom pods *optional*

  • 1/3 cup (35g ) coriander seeds, toasted

  • 1 cinnamon stick, toasted

  • 1/4 cup fish sauce 60ml

  • 1.5 tablespoons (22g) brown sugar

  • Stems from 1 bunch of cilantro

  • More fish sauce and brown sugar (to taste)

For The Bowls:

  • Cooked Rice Noodles

  • Thinly sliced flank steak

  • Cooked chuck roast from broth

  • Thinly sliced Thai chilies

  • Thinly sliced sweet white onion

  • Thai basil

  • Cilantro

  • Mint


INSTRUCTIONS

Broth Method:

  1. Start by placing the meat and bones on a foil lined baking sheet and spray with cooking oil. Roast in a 475F oven for 30-45 minutes.

  2. Set the aromatics like ginger and onions onto a foil lined baking sheet, coat in oil, and put under the broiler for 10-12 minutes.

  3. Sear the chuck roast on all sides on a ripping hot oiled medium skillet. 2-3 minutes per side. Place to the side.

  4. Add all the bones to a large stock pot covered with cold water. Let sit for 5 minutes.

  5. Place on the stove and slowly bring to a simmer. Skim off any scum and foam.

  6. Once simmering, add in the onions, ginger, seared chuck roast with cloves, star anise, cardamom pods, coriander seeds, cinnamon stick, fish sauce, and brown sugar. Mix to combine then let simmer uncovered for 2 hours.

  7. After 2 hours, remove the chuck roast and simmer for another 2 hours.

  8. Remove all the bones and drain into a large pot through a mesh strainer.

  9. Season with a few splashes of fish sauce and pinches of brown sugar.

  10. While still hot add in the stems of a bunch of cilantro leaves wrapped in tied cheesecloth to steep in the broth for 15 minutes before removing.


Assembly Method:

  1. Start by cooking rice noodles to package instructions.

  2. Toss together all the desired herb ingredients in a small bowl.

  3. Thinly slice thai chiles and flank steak (across the grain), as well as the chuck roast.

  4. Cut the limes into wedges or cheeks and slice the white onions.

  5. Place cooked noodles at the bottom of the bowl top with flank steak and chuck roast then cover with boiling hot broth.

  6. Top with sliced white onions, sliced chiles, herbs salad, and lime wedges in.

17 commenti


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31 ott

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sabrina collins
sabrina collins
30 ott

cool

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Marla Thernes
Marla Thernes
06 ott

What do you do with the chuck roast for 2 hrs?

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Chad Duncan
Chad Duncan
11 nov
Risposta a

I slowly caress mine. Makes for a more tender final product.

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Telesforo Gumersindo Candelario Fernandez
Telesforo Gumersindo Candelario Fernandez
20 nov 2023

good soup but i have a question what kind of sause (the red) you use, siracha sause? greattings from monterrey mexico p.d im mexican i want more spicy taste :v

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Adrian Glauert
Adrian Glauert
03 mar
Risposta a

Add more sliced fresh chilli man

I e made this recipe to a tee over the last couple days . As I thought and from other videos I’ve watched . To need to add the umami bomb. Josh would’ve known this , but I guess it doesn’t sound so good for his recipe to do that . It either comes in the form of a stock cube “pho” written on it . Or there is an ultra popular Vietnamese seasoning made by Knorr , no self respecting Vietnamese family makes this without it (I have over 15 Vietnamese staff) . They said . Yes bot you add this one . Alway!! Make yummy🤷

So tomorrow I’ll make it again ,…

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Karlo müller
Karlo müller
17 nov 2022

How much does that cost per serving?

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