How To Make Pho | Rachael Ray


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Watch Rach show you how to assemble a fun and delicious soup noodle bowl of pho, the national dish of Vietnam.

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  1. Ryan Lee
    Ryan Lee says:

    Cloudy beef broth with no coriander seeds, thinly sliced onioms nor scallions. Also the beef goes in the bowl raw, the ripping hot broth is poured on top of it to cook it. What she made is no longer Pho. It's a very poor lazy imitation.

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  2. Jenny Tran
    Jenny Tran says:

    Good Lord Have Mercy! My hat off to you, Rachael for being so fearless and inventive!
    In all my years of cooking Phở, the broth is the most critical part of a great-tasting Phở! The secret requires that the broth should be clear (translucent) with no extraneous, foreign matters: Beef bones, oxtails, charred onions, ginger, star anise, celantro seeds, fish sauce and green onions at the end are all we need. One may cheat by boiling carrots and daikon on top of what I listed for the broth and plenty enough of the great care of skimming off the foam during the long simmering process may get you closer to the Phở taste. Even a small dilution of water added at the end of the day when more people than planned are joining in is enough to make a great dish bland. I don't know how yours would taste but just look at the smorgasbord your Phở looks more like a French 'buoilalbaisse'. Your beef are too thickly sliced for one…

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  3. Thomas Bui
    Thomas Bui says:

    I actually think this is ok for a quick pho hack if you don't have time to make "real" pho. Every one is attacking her so harshly when I have seen some way off the wall "pho" dishes made by others. Thank you Rachel for this video. Maybe she did make an honest spelling mistake but all you have to do is just correct her. I'm sure she didn't do it on purpose.

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  4. Hoàng Hà Trần
    Hoàng Hà Trần says:

    Please update the name of the dish. It is "PHỞ" or you may write PHO without the marks. "Phò" has a very different meaning in Vietnamese. (equivalent to prostitute in English)… It makes the title and caption very offensive for Vietnamese people.

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