- The noodles stuck together.
- Rice noodles must be rinsed with cold water after cooking to remove surface starch. Dip in hot water to reheat before serving.
Beef hủ tiếu (Southern Vietnamese noodle soup)
South Vietnam's answer to Pho. The base of Hủ Tiếu is often pork and seafood, but it is also made with beef. The rice noodles here are 'chewier' than in Pho, and the soup tastes sweeter and saltier, full of garlic.
Ingredients
300
g
Beef (fillet or sirloin, thinly sliced)
1
l
Beef stock
200
g
Rice noodles (wider)
1
tbsp
Fish sauce
2
cloves
Garlic (fried)
1
bunch
Fresh coriander and Spring onion
100
g
Mushrooms
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Equipment Needed
- Deep bowls
- Pot
Allergen Information
Fish
Instructions
1
✓
Boil the stock with the spices and mushrooms.
Tip: The taste of the stock defines the dish.
2
✓
Cook the noodles, rinse them, and place in bowls.
Tip: Rinsing starch is important for a clear soup.
3
✓
Place raw meat slices on the noodles and pour over the boiling hot broth.
Tip: The hot broth 'cooks' the meat in the bowl (heat treatment), so it remains butter-soft.
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Ingredients
- 300 g Beef (fillet or sirloin, thinly sliced)
- 1 l Beef stock
- 200 g Rice noodles (wider)
- 1 tbsp Fish sauce
- 2 cloves Garlic (fried)
- 1 bunch Fresh coriander and Spring onion
- 100 g Mushrooms