Vietnamese Beef Pho (Beef Rice Noodle Soup) Recipe
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                        Prep Time
1 hr
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                        Cook Time
3 hrs mins
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                        Total Time
4 hrs 30 mins
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                        Servings
6
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                        Calories
293 kcal
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                        Course
Main Course, Lunch, Dinner
 
																									Vietnamese Beef Pho (Beef Rice Noodle Soup) Recipe
															
																
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													One of my favorite Vietnamese dishes is pho, a beef rice noodle soup. Rice noodles are topped with herbs, cooked beef and/or medium rare beef served with a spice-infused beef soup.
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                                Ingredients
- 2 pounds beef bones shop for "beef bones for soup"
 - 2 pounds beef shank and/or beef oxtail
 - 1 large onion yellow or sweet
 - 1 inch piece ginger
 - 1 inch piece cinnamon stick
 - 3 pieces star anise
 - 1 teaspoon coriander seeds
 - 1 teaspoon fennel seeds
 - 1 piece cardamom (black) crack to open
 - 3 pieces cloves
 - 1 ounce rock sugar (ping pong ball size) or sugar (2 tablespoons)
 - 1.5 teaspoon salt (up to 1-2 tablespoons, to taste)
 
Garnishes:
- ½ large onion chopped (red or yellow are milder)
 - 1 bunch scallions chopped
 - 1 cup cilantro chopped, optional
 - 4 cups mung bean sprouts
 - 6 prings Thai basil
 - 1 medium lime cut into wedges (or lemon)
 - 1 medium Jalapeño cut into slices
 - 1 pound thinly sliced beef ribeye, filet mignon, or eye of round
 - 1 ounce package bahn pho (rice noodles) (size small or medium refers to width of the noodles) OR fresh noodles, if available.
 
Sauces at the table (optional): fish sauce, hoisin sauce, sriracha
Instructions
Broth
Garnishes and noodles
Assemble
Notes
- Kathy notes that you can also use beef balls (Bo Vien) found in the freezer section of your Asian market. I recommend cooking them separately or adding them to the broth during the final boil (step 4, under garnishes and noodles).
 - Calorie amount is an estimate based on 6 large servings for big eaters. This was enough for 4 big eaters who had seconds and me.
 
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