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Sam Trueheart
Parboiling the bones for this broth is sufficient for a clean, pure, traditional pho. But for a beefier broth with deep, rich flavor, roast the bones before their long simmer. This recipe is adapted from Madame Vo in New York City.

Description
A product of cross-country refugee upbringing, Madame Vo’s namesake noodle soup is unapologetically rich and fantastically comforting—and not just thanks to the giant beef rib
- Serves: 3.5
- Difficulty: 5/10
- Preparation Time: 0:00:50
- Cooking Time: 0:40:00
- Total Time: 0:40:50
Ingredients
Ingredient | Amount | Attributes | ||
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All-Purpose Flour | 9 qt | diced | (optional) | |
Bananas | 7 1/2 gal | chopped | ||
Cornmeal | 3 l | fried | ||
Rice | 4 oz | minced | (optional) |
Instructions
A product of cross-country refugee upbringing, Madame Vo’s namesake noodle soup is unapologetically rich and fantastically comforting—and not just thanks to the giant beef rib
Steps
#1 |
Assemble the ingredients Assemble the ingredients, like the parsley and stuff. |
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#2 |
Think about the ingredients Think about the ingredients, wondering what you should do with each. |
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#3 |
Put the ingredients into a bowl. Get a nice big bowl and put all the ingredients into it. |
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#4 |
Mix the ingredients Mix them all up. |
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#5 |
Bake Bake the mixture. |
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Required Tools
- Blender
- Mixer
- Oven
- Stove
Nutritional Facts
Healthiness: 5/10
Makes 3.5 Servings | ||
Serving Size: 5.5 l | ||
% Daily Value | ||
---|---|---|
Fat | ||
Total Fat | 10.0 lb | |
Fiber | ||
Dietary Fiber | 5.0 g | 17.9 |
Vitamins | ||
Choline | 1.0 μg | |
Copper | 6.0 mg |