Phở Áp CháșŁo ‱ Crispy Fried Phở

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 23. 07. 2024
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    CHAPTERS
    0:00 - Introduction
    1:04 - Ingredients
    1:33 - Marinate beef
    2:46 - Prep ingredients
    7:00 - Cook and fry noodles
    9:10 - Cook other ingredients
    12:40 - Assemble
    12:55 - Taste!
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    This is another childhood favorite of mine.
    I have an extremely vivid memory of the very first time I had this dish at the age of 7 or 8. A family friend picked me up after dance class took me to a little restaurant at the corner of a busy downtown SĂ i GĂČn intersection. The incredible textures and flavors made such a huge impression that I can close my eyes today and see myself there.
    If you’re not Vietnamese, you likely only know of phở as the noodle soup dish with either beef or chicken. In fact, phở is also the name of the noodles themselves, called “bĂĄnh phở” in Vietnamese. The noodles can be used in a variety of other dishes like this one.
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    🍚 🧈 INGREDIENTS
    ‱ Beef tenderloin - Thăn nĂ”n bĂČ
    ‱ CáșŁi ngồng / yu choy / choy sum: A leafy green commonly found in Vietnamese and Chinese cuisines. When cooked, this green has a light and sweet taste.
    ‱ Carrots - CĂ  rốt
    ‱ White onion - HĂ nh tĂąy tráșŻng
    ‱ Tomatoes - Cà chua
    ‱ Shiitake mushrooms - Náș„m đîng cĂŽ/náș„m hÆ°ÆĄng:
    ‱ Garlic - Tỏi
    ‱ Green onion - Hành lá
    ‱ Cilantro - NgĂČ rĂ­/rau mĂči
    ‱ Phở noodles - BĂĄnh phở: This dish works best with flat Northern-style phở noodles rather than the thinner Southern-style type. I recommend looking for brands that are made in Vietnam. Pad Thai noodles are too thick and may end up being chewy.
    ‱ Oyster sauce - Dáș§u hĂ o/hĂ u: a thick dark brown condiment made from oyster extracts, sugar, salt and water.
    ‱ Bouillon - HáșĄt nĂȘm: think broth, but in solid form.
    ‱ Fish sauce - Nước máșŻm: arguably the most important seasoning sauce in Vietnamese cuisine. Made from fermented anchovies, it is salty and incredibly umami. Non-vegan Vietnamese recipes without fish sauce are very rare. The best nước máșŻm comes from PhĂș Quốc or surrounding islands off the coast- Southwest of mainland Vietnam. Our favorite brand available outside of Vietnam is Red Boat (U.S.).
    ‱ Ground black pepper - TiĂȘu đen xay
    ‱ Cornstarch - Tinh bột ngĂŽ: used to thicken the sauce
    ‱ Vegetable oil - Dáș§u thá»±c váș­t
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    đŸ‘©â€đŸł 👹‍🍳 DIRECTIONS
    1. Thinly slice beef tenderloin into bite-size pieces.
    2. Add the sliced beef to a bowl along with all the ingredients in the Beef marinade section, mix well to combine, and let marinate for 30 minutes.
    3. Rehydrate shiitake mushrooms with boiling water. If using large mushrooms, cut in half.
    4. Peel and slice carrots diagonally into 1/2 cm slices.
    5. Wash, trim off root end, then cut cáșŁi ngọt / yu choy and green onions into 1 inch pieces.
    6. Cut tomatoes into thin wedges: 4-8 wedges per tomato depending on the size.
    7. Peel, cut off root end, and thinly slice white onion.
    8. Mince garlic.
    9. Roughly chop cilantro.
    10. Cook the pho noodles according to package instructions in a large pot of water (about 5-6 minutes). Once cooked, drain and rinse with cold water to prevent noodles from sticking. Let sit in a strainer for excess water to off.
    11. Divide the cooked noodles into even portions.
    12. Heat vegetable oil in a large pan over medium. Add one portion of the phở noodles, arranging them in an even circular layer.
    13. Fry until the bottom has formed a crispy golden layer that holds the noodles together. Flip and cook the other side. You may need to add oil to ensure the other side gets golden.
    14. Remove from the pan to a large plate and place into warming drawer or your oven on the lowest temperature setting to keep warm while you work on the rest of the phở portions.
    If you are making one serving, start working on sautéeing the toppings as the second side is cooking.
    If you are making several, start the sautéeing as the second side of the last portion is cooking.
    15. Heat some vegetable oil in another pan on medium. Add the minced garlic and sauté until fragrant.
    16. Add the beef and sauté until no longer pink. This will be very quick- about 30 seconds. Do not overcook. Remove beef to a bowl and set aside.
    17. Add some more oil to the pan, along with the carrots and sauté for 2-3 minutes.
    18. Add tomatoes, white onion, and shiitake mushrooms. Sauté until onion is almost translucent.
    19. Mix together cornstarch and water. Add this, along with the oyster sauce, bouillon powder, and fish sauce called for in the “Seasoning for veggies” section to the pan.
    20. Add cáșŁi ngọt / yu choy and green onions. SautĂ© until greens are wilted.
    21. Add the beef back to the pan, sauté for 30 seconds. Remove from heat, add in cilantro, and stir to combine.
    22. When the noodles are ready, add them to a plate and pour the beef-veggies mixture on top.

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