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Brad's Vietnamese pho

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Brad's Vietnamese pho step by step. Place soup bones on a baking sheet. Remove to a large stock pot. Until meat on bones becomes tender.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have brad's vietnamese pho using 24 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Brad's Vietnamese pho:
  1. Take for the broth
  2. Get beef soup bones
  3. Make ready LG yellow onion
  4. Get piece fresh ginger root
  5. Prepare anise extract
  6. Take whole cloves
  7. Prepare ground cinnamon
  8. Get premium fish sauce
  9. Prepare granulated beef bouillon
  10. Get Himalayan pink salt
  11. Prepare brown sugar
  12. Prepare for the meat
  13. Get boneless sirloin beef steak
  14. Take tripe, optional
  15. Prepare for the bowls
  16. Get bean sprouts
  17. Get rice sticks
  18. Make ready green onion, sliced into rings. only the green part
  19. Prepare for the toppings
  20. Take limes cut into wedges
  21. Prepare Thai basil
  22. Take cilantro
  23. Prepare Siracha sauce
  24. Make ready jalapeño

Pho satay with peanut-chili broth is the house specialty at Pho Hoan Pasteur, a Vietnamese. Bring to a boil and reduce heat to low. Without doubt the best of the three Broadway Vietnamese restaurants, Pho Hien doesn't complicate matters with eight pages of menu or wall decorations. You're going to eat pho and you're going to like it.

Steps to make Brad's Vietnamese pho:
  1. Place soup bones on a baking sheet. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake at 425 for 10-15 minutes.
  2. Remove to a large stock pot. Pour 6 qts water over them. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 2 hrs. Until meat on bones becomes tender. Remove meat to a plate to cool.
  3. Remove bone and tendon from the soup bones. Place in fridge until ready.
  4. Allow broth to cool. Strain broth and skim fat off the top.
  5. Measure broth and return with water to 6 qts.
  6. Quarter onion, and peel and slice ginger. Add to broth with the rest of the broth ingredients. Simmer for two hours. Broth should have a strong flavor because it will tone down when you add it to the noodles.
  7. Place rice sticks in hot water for 15-20 minutes
  8. Slice sirloin and tripe into thin slices. Bring to room temperature
  9. In a pot of boiling water. Boil tripe for a few minutes until tender.
  10. After soaking noodles, blanch in same pot of boiling water for 30-40 seconds
  11. Start assembly of bowls. Fill bowl 1/4 full of noodles. Then lay beef and tripe slices on top. Cover with boiling broth. Drop in bean sprouts and green onions. Add desired toppings and serve. Place prepared toppings on a plate at the table in case more needs to be added

Without doubt the best of the three Broadway Vietnamese restaurants, Pho Hien doesn't complicate matters with eight pages of menu or wall decorations. You're going to eat pho and you're going to like it. As far as Vietnamese restaurants go, this place serves decent food at a reasonable price. While I wasn't wow'd by anything I did appreciate that everything we ordered (except the iced coffee) was fresh and tasted ok. We got you covered for the Best Pho, Banh Mi, Baos, Curries, and Pad Thai in Chicago.

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