Quick 30-Minute Chicken Pho


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  1. Cris
    Cris says:

    Made this last night and yum! Family loved it. The chicken pho at the restaurant has more depth in flavor but this recipe is perfect for a busy mom like me, still tasted good. Thank you.

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  2. Tony Bentley
    Tony Bentley says:

    15 MINUTE PHO (single serving)
    Place serving of rice noodles in a bowl and add enough hot tap water to cover, and set aside. Fill your choice of a single serving microwave safe bowl, preferrably with a handle, 2/3 full with hot tap water. Stir in wonton soup powder to desired taste. Also stir in chinese five spice powder to taste starting with a very small amount. Heat broth in microwave 2 to 3 minutes or until as hot as you prefer.
    While broth cooks, slice desired amount of prepared cooked meat of choice. Rotisserie chicken, ham, leftover bacon, leftover rib meat…. any meat you prefer. Slice a few green onions as well.
    CAREFULLY REMOVE HOT BROTH FROM MICROWAVE.
    Shake in white pepper to taste. Garlic and onion powders as well as ginger powder can be stirred in if desired.
    Carefully add desired amount of noodles. Add meat and green onion plus any other desired topping.
    Top with a few drops of sesame oil and hot sauce to taste. Ready to eat!

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  3. BKM Publishing
    BKM Publishing says:

    I was a chef for 15 years when I was younger, there's nothing wrong with short cuts if you use good quality ingredients. I actually made this, from the recipe above, it was fkn incredible! (I added an egg to mine also)

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  4. The faceless Eden
    The faceless Eden says:

    But… What a shame… For me, i love pho because it taste very very very VERY good but also, i think of all the effort and the time people used to finish it and it makes it more wonderful…

    But hey, we are all different. (-_-) /

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  5. Ross Arnold
    Ross Arnold says:

    I dont know why there is this trend to shred meat, to me it always seems to end up tough, stringy & difficult to eat. I was always taught to fine cut across the grain, and then maybe in strips. Try it both ways and decide for yourself.

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