Recept Marian Classic Vietnamese Beef Pho - Marion's Kitchen PDF
Recept Marian Classic Vietnamese Beef Pho - Marion's Kitchen PDF
Recept Marian Classic Vietnamese Beef Pho - Marion's Kitchen PDF
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1kg (2.2 lb) dried rice stick noodles Kitchen Food Company starts out life as a home
recipe – created and cooked just as it should be.
1½ cups bean shoots No fancy chemical labs, white coats or
ingredients you can’t pronounce…just good
½ onion, finely sliced, to serve
honest cooking. Since 2010, Marion and her
½ cup finely sliced spring onion (scallions), to serve Mum have used family recipes, time-honoured
techniques and clean, honest ingredients to
Thai basil leaves, to serve
create a range of tasty food products for people
finely sliced red chilli, to serve who love eating and living well.
Pho broth:
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1 large onion, unpeeled
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2.5kg beef bones (e.g. short ribs, knuckle bones or oxtail)
4 star anise
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5 cloves
1 cinnamon stick
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1 tbsp sugar
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STEP 2
Place the beef bones in a large stockpot (at least 6L capacity). Pour over enough water to
generously cover the beef. Bring to a boil and simmer for a minute or so. Then remove the bones
from the water (there should be quite a bit of scum at the surface). Rinse the bones. Discard the
water and clean the stock pot. Place the bones back into the clean stockpot along with the peeled
onion, ginger, star anise, cloves and cinnamon stick. Add 5L of water. Bring to a simmer and cook
gently for 2 hours, skimming the surface every so often.
STEP 3
bit of preparation to do before serving…place the round steak into the freezer for 20 minutes
before you want to slice and serve (this makes it easier to thinly slice the beef). Cut into very thin
slices.
STEP 4
Soak the dried rice noodles in room temperature water for at least 30 minutes.
STEP 5
Remove the beef bones from the broth. If you can salvage any meat from the bones, keep that for
serving. Strain the broth and place it into a clean pot. Add the sugar, fish sauce and salt. Taste and
season with more fish sauce or salt to your taste (the broth should be on the saltier side because
the noodles and other ingredients will be unseasoned).
STEP 6
To serve, cook the noodles and bean shoots in boiling water (I like to do this in individual portions)
and place into serving bowls. Add some sliced raw onion, spring onion and some of the braised beef
if using. Drape over thin slices of the raw beef. Heat the broth up so that it is bubbling before
ladling it over the raw beef (it should cook in the hot broth). Serve with Thai basil, chilli, lime
wedges and fish sauce to be added at the table to taste.
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