Vietnamese Beef Pho

Vietnamese Beef Pho

by meggy dancing apple

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

When it comes to Vietnamese cuisine, people think of Pho. That's right, Vietnamese Pho is a century-old classic Vietnamese cuisine, integrated into the culinary culture of China and France. With its unique and special taste, it is not only famous in Vietnam, but also spread to all over the world with Vietnamese immigrants. According to records, Vietnamese pho was first brought to Vietnam by Guangdong immigrants in the early 20th century. Now it has become the national food of Vietnam, which shows the great charm of Chinese cuisine.

Pho is called "Shahefen" in Guangzhou because it originated in Shahe, Guangzhou; it is called "Tiao" in Singapore and "Buddha" (Pho) in Vietnam. As a typical noodle food in Southeast Asia, Vietnam's "Soupe Pho" (Soupe Pho) is obviously the most representative flavor.

In the summer, I enrolled in a cooking class to study the specialties of Southeast Asia. The Vietnamese beef pho is particularly delicious. After I came back, I bought a lot of pho online. At that time, I did it for my family while I was hot. Unexpectedly, I like it so much!

Pho is a basic skill in Vietnamese cuisine. It is a dish that depends on the skill of chefs and restaurants, so it has become the biggest selling point of all Vietnamese restaurants. The essence of Pho is the soup. Hanging up the soup, this Pho is half the battle. As a food blogger, although I don't have the level of a professional chef, I am also unambiguous in cooking. You can be optimistic. If you want to be authentic, just follow my method. But now is a very time, some ingredients such as beef bones, sirloin, you can use pork bones, pork or whole chicken to hang the soup, the taste will also be unique.

Vietnamese Beef Pho

1. The main ingredients are ready: Vietnamese wide pho, large leaf lettuce, and herbs are cleaned. Mung bean sprouts are washed and soaked in water. After soaking for several hours, the mung bean sprouts are more tender and tender; prepare a piece of beef tenderloin;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

2. Beef bonbons are sawed by the merchant with an electric saw, and stored in the refrigerator. When used, take out the thawing in advance. The sirloin is a large piece. Choose the beef brisket that is resistant to cooking, and the soup is thick, and it tastes delicious;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

3. Cut the sirloin into large pieces, cut the green onion into sections, and cut the ginger into thick slices; at this time, put the beef bones in a baking dish lined with tin foil and put them in the oven at 200 degrees for about 20 minutes;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

4. Put the white pepper seeds, star anise, and cloves into the same pot, sauté them over a low heat and fry them until they are fragrant. After cooling, put them into the bag. If there is no bag, you can sew a cloth bag and seal it. The "unique work" of each family is different. Other flavors will be added or reduced, but these are the most common spices;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

5. Put the sirloin, green onion, sliced ginger, white pepper and star anise spice into the soup pot, and add enough cold water;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

6. Use high heat to boil and turn to medium and low heat when it is about to boil, to force out the impurities in the meat, and to remove the froth;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

7. The beef bones have been roasted, the surface and the cut surface of the bones are browned, and there is a lot of clear butter seeping out, which is why a piece of tin foil is laid when roasting;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

8. Pour all the beef bones and roasted butter into the soup pot. No matter what pot you use, you must use a large-capacity one, because the essence of Vietnamese pho lies in the soup; from this step, it needs to be heated with a low heat, time A large handful will be boiled for about 4 hours. If you have no time or patience, boil it on high heat for 2 hours until the soup is fragrant and the sirloin can bite;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

9. The soup is almost ready, pour the fish sauce; fish sauce can increase the umami and salty taste. If there is no fish sauce, use some light soy sauce or other similar sauces instead, but if you want the authentic taste, use fish sauce. ;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

10. The amount of salt in the soup is more than usual, because the taste of pho depends on the salt that appears in this step;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

11. Don’t sit idle while boiling the soup. Complete the operations in the following steps one by one: cut the beef tenderloin horizontally into thin slices, and then grind the meat slices with a knife surface. This will loosen the meat and make it easy to heat up. Cooked

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

12. Put the rice noodles in a pot of boiling water and cook them until they become soft and remove them. Rinse them thoroughly with cold water. Keep soaking them in the water. Transfer them into a bowl before eating. Don’t worry about soaking. It will be firm after 2 or 3 hours of soaking. I can do this again before the soup is almost ready;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

13. Take out the sirloin in the soup, let it dry, and cut into thin slices; after 4 hours of stewing, the sirloin is all overripe;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

14. Take a big bowl, put a few slices of lettuce on the bottom, and place some green leaves on the lettuce; then pick a chopsticks pho on top of the lettuce. Spread the cooked beef on the top side and the raw beef tenderloin on the other side. The slices should not be thick. , One piece by one piece;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

15. In a small pot, heat a small amount of beef bone and beef broth on low heat. When it is boiling, pour 3 tablespoons on the raw beef; pour the soup in the bowl back into the small pot and boil until boiling, then scoop 3 tablespoons of the hot soup On raw beef; a total of 3 waves are enough, the raw beef is completely cooked, and it is very, very tender;

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

16. Finally, pour in enough beef bone beef broth, sprinkle appropriate amount of coriander, pinch a pinch of raw bean sprouts, and sprinkle a little bit of millet spicy, red, white, green and brown are all there; it nourishes the intestines and stomach, improves immunity, and does not require too many vegetables. , But the nutrition is very comprehensive, boil the big bone soup in advance, heat it up for supper, cook a handful of rice noodles, and top with the soup, it is really fragrant!

Vietnamese Beef Pho recipe

Tips:

Mung bean sprouts are not blanched and eaten raw. This is really different from our usual way of eating, but because of this, the special flavor of mung bean sprouts is really pleasant.

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