🍜 Authentic Keto Pho With Viral Keto Noodles, Rare Beef & Beef Balls | Homemade Phở Tái Bò Viên

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  • Learn how to make a clear, aromatic, and flavourful broth for keto pho! From homemade beef balls to keto noodles and sauces, there is no guilt here! Just a bowl of authentic pho made the traditional way! So authentic, even my mom and dad approves!
    Watch the the full video with tips to make your own perfect bowl! Best served 10+ hours after cooking time. Waiting until the next day will be even better!
    Where To Buy:
    Stainless Steel Beer Filter (300 micron mesh)
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    Stainless Steele Twit Lock Tea Ball Strainer Spice Infuser
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    Julian Bakery Pure Monk Liquid, 2 fl oz (60 ml) www.amazon.com...
    Allulose (20 lbs):
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    The Ultimate Keto Pho | Tips To A Clear, Aromatic, And Flavourful Pho Broth | Phở Tái Bò Viên
    Serves 8-10
    1/2 lb ribeye steak, thinly sliced
    1/2 lb boneless beef steak, thinly sliced
    1 recipe of Ann’s homemade keto beef balls
    8 lbs beef bones* (The more the merrier)
    12 quarts water
    4 medium onion, divided**
    1 large knob ginger, sliced
    2 medium or large green daikon (or white daikon/jicama), chopped into chunks (optional)
    1 bag (100g) pho spice mix (clove, coriander seed, fennel, cinnamon sticks, star anise, cardamom, licorice)
    2 Tbsp sea salt (to taste)
    2-3 Tbsp Red boat fish sauce*** (optional, to taste)
    Pure monk liquid (a few drops) or powdered allulose (to taste)
    4 stalks green onion, divided (green parts thinly sliced; white parts kept whole, about 2-3 inches)
    Cilantro, roughly chopped
    Bean sprouts
    Thai basil
    Culantro/Sawtooth Coriander
    Lime wedges
    Thai chilli peppers
    Keto hoisin sauce (optional)
    Keto sriracha (optional)
    Beef Bone Options
    🦴 Marrow
    🦴 Knuckle
    🦴 Femur
    🦴 oxtail
    Homemade Keto Beef Balls:
    • 🥩 Bouncy & delicious K...
    Keto Flat/Pho Noodles:
    • 🍜Make keto udon & flat...
    Kelp Noodle Recipe (Watch For Softening Instructions)
    • 🍜 Keto Kelp Noodle Pas...
    Keto Noodle Playlist:
    • Viral Keto Noodle Crea...
    *Traditionally, beef pho broth can be a mix of the following bones: marrow, femur, knuckle, and/or oxtail. I normally use a mix of what is available at the market. If I have a budget in mind, I will mix knuckle and marrow with chicken bones. In this video, I have decided to use knuckle, oxtail and pork bones. There were some talks about it in a couple of my Facebook groups regarding taste and authenticity. I’ve decided to try using pork bones in my pho broth for the first time and have shared my results with you.
    **Use 3 medium yellow onion to char for the broth, and thinly slice 1 medium onion for garnish.
    ***If adding fish sauce directly to the broth, add it just before serving. Or, offer it as a condiment on the table.
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  • @KetoAsianFlavours
    @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +6

    Learn how to make a clear, aromatic, and flavourful broth for keto pho! From homemade beef balls to keto noodles and sauces, there is no guilt here! Just a bowl of authentic pho made the traditional way! So authentic, even my mom and dad approves!
    Watch the the full video with tips to make your own perfect bowl!
    Where To Buy:
    Stainless Steel Beer Filter (300 micron mesh)
    amzn.to/3KEK9BW
    Stainless Steele Twit Lock Tea Ball Strainer Spice Infuser
    amzn.to/3Jybwg0
    Julian Bakery Pure Monk Liquid, 2 fl oz (60 ml) www.amazon.com/dp/B07X1FPD28/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_0603QTA0GEBH98BM866K
    Allulose (20 lbs):
    amzn.to/3K3oRhd
    The Ultimate Keto Pho | Tips To A Clear, Aromatic, And Flavourful Pho Broth | Phở Tái Bò Viên
    Serves 8-10
    1/2 lb ribeye steak, thinly sliced
    1/2 lb boneless beef steak, thinly sliced
    1 recipe of Ann’s homemade keto beef balls
    8 lbs beef bones* (The more the merrier)
    12 quarts water
    4 medium onion, divided**
    1 large knob ginger, sliced
    2 medium or large green daikon (or white daikon/jicama), chopped into chunks (optional)
    1 bag (100g) pho spice mix (clove, coriander seed, fennel, cinnamon sticks, star anise, cardamom, licorice).
    2 Tbsp sea salt (to taste)
    2-3 Tbsp Red boat fish sauce*** (optional, to taste)
    Pure monk liquid (a few drops) or powdered allulose (to taste)
    4 stalks green onion, divided (green parts thinly sliced; white parts kept whole, about 2-3 inches)
    Cilantro, roughly chopped
    Bean sprouts
    Thai basil
    Culantro/Sawtooth Coriander
    Lime wedges
    Thai chilli peppers
    Keto hoisin sauce (optional)
    Keto sriracha (optional)
    Beef Bone Options
    🦴 Marrow
    🦴 Knuckle
    🦴 Femur
    🦴 oxtail
    Homemade Keto Beef Balls:
    czcams.com/video/9_FROKjRtSg/video.html
    Keto Flat/Pho Noodles:
    czcams.com/video/06UeUiNS26U/video.html
    Kelp Noodle Recipe (Watch For Softening Instructions)
    czcams.com/video/vA_-x-7ufEI/video.html
    Keto Noodle Playlist:
    czcams.com/play/PLwWgOM2bKGYBPxbJJKhChY-vgSwhwhFRK.html
    *Traditionally, beef pho broth can be a mix of the following bones: marrow, femur, knuckle, and/or oxtail. I normally use a mix of what is available at the market. If I have a budget in mind, I will mix knuckle and marrow with chicken bones. In this video, I have decided to use knuckle, oxtail and pork bones. There were some talks about it in a couple of my Facebook groups regarding taste and authenticity. I’ve decided to try using pork bones in my pho broth for the first time and have shared my results with you.
    **Use 3 medium yellow onion to char for the broth, and thinly slice 1 medium onion for garnish.
    ***If adding fish sauce directly to the broth, add it just before serving. Or, offer it as a condiment on the table.
    Keto Asian Flavours Patreon Page:
    www.patreon.com/ketoasianflavours
    ❤️ Enjoy exclusive content
    ❤️ Early access to videos
    ❤️ Exclusive recipes
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    …Or simply support me! 3 tiers to choose from!

  • @shinonyx
    @shinonyx Před 2 lety +6

    Save us! Please open a Keto Pho chain restaurant. Awesome recipe vid.

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +2

      I’m already starting a keto company for the keto noodles by request…I can’t take on anymore 😂 I wish I could though!

  • @bucketss
    @bucketss Před 2 lety +14

    No 💅?! 😂 Jokes aside, this is the most detailed pho video I’ve seen. Very sciencey. I appreciate all the how’s and why’s, do’s and don’t’s. Also, I need the links to all your cool straining gadets, please!

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +2

      😆 I actually did do my nails 💅 It was a Very light pink 😛
      Thank you for for watching and for your comment! I’ve updated the description box with the links.

  • @PetiteD
    @PetiteD Před 2 lety +4

    this is a labour of love, Ann. Great job preparing us to put it all together!

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety

      It is a labour of love! Easy to make though, just time consuming.

  • @FirstLast-zr9cy
    @FirstLast-zr9cy Před 2 lety +3

    Yes, yes, and omg yes. I am going to STUDY each component of this wonderful recipe and put it all together. I miss pho so much. Thank you for giving us such clear and detailed information! Love your channel.

  • @Metqa
    @Metqa Před 2 lety +4

    This is definitely a labour of love. It looks beautiful and delicious.

  • @juliesnow3480
    @juliesnow3480 Před 2 lety +1

    You are a genius! I am quickly scribbling all these recipes down. My first recipe was your noodles and I am over the moon! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!

  • @fujoshirants9609
    @fujoshirants9609 Před 2 lety +2

    I really needed to see how the noodles get used in an actual dish. This was a very necessary video. Thank you for this.

  • @thecurryman
    @thecurryman Před 2 lety +3

    what is the recipe for keto hoisin? i love your channel.. and appreciate all your research and recipes

  • @kyleledotnet
    @kyleledotnet Před rokem

    thank you!!!

  • @MrRustedmetal
    @MrRustedmetal Před rokem +1

    Wow, I didn't think I'd get to enjoy the full experience of pho again. I'm determined to make this.

  • @reginashakirova6811
    @reginashakirova6811 Před 2 lety +2

    I absolutely love your videos, so well produced, to the point and everything I wish to make! Thank you ♥️

  • @josephlarsen
    @josephlarsen Před 2 lety +4

    is there some importance to having the broth be clear? It feels like a lot of work goes to make it clear, does it affect the taste or is it a tradition?

  • @terryragus8205
    @terryragus8205 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you Ann, my daughter and I love pho!

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +1

      You are welcome! I hope you’ll make it! If you do, let me how it turns out!

  • @giaohoabeta5474
    @giaohoabeta5474 Před 11 měsíci

    OMG, it's so good, i can't imagine you can make Phở with keto recipe. I love your channel so much, I will try some other recipe. This make my way to keto more easily :3❤

  • @Rana-Kethla
    @Rana-Kethla Před 2 lety

    So happy I found this, I have been craving a good Pho since I had it when visiting Seattle some years back!

  • @sxs357
    @sxs357 Před 2 lety +3

    Amazing! Pho is a favorite of mine 😋

  • @shelly2758
    @shelly2758 Před 2 lety +3

    Looks so yummy!

  • @33mkayla
    @33mkayla Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for this. You are god sent.

  • @xG4mx
    @xG4mx Před 2 lety +2

    Very thorough and well made video. Thank you!

  • @reckyNcarol
    @reckyNcarol Před 2 lety +1

    Yoy are my godess in keto science :) love this and your noodles are the best, please invent a good replacement for wrap, have tried so much but it doesnt work, cant buy becuse we dont have it in our country, love your videos!

  • @avissavage9688
    @avissavage9688 Před 2 lety +2

    Another perfect video!!!

  • @leticiafernandez149
    @leticiafernandez149 Před 2 lety +1

    This looks delicious. I will definitely do this in the weekend. Have you tried doing Keto fish cake?

  • @annelogston
    @annelogston Před 2 lety +2

    Oh wow, I cannot wait to make this! Two questions: is it okay to freeze pho broth? And secondly, how do I cook the beef tendon to go in pho? I know how to cook tripe, but I’ve never cooked tendon.

  • @agr8h2o
    @agr8h2o Před 2 lety +3

    👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @tyiu5629
    @tyiu5629 Před 2 lety

    Why did you not add the charred bits of the onion into the broth for deeper color? As for the daikon, doesn't that add an additional non-traditional aroma to the broth? I am curious because daikon broth (which we use as broth base for hot pot) has a distinct aroma and I am curious how that would work with pho.

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +1

      I don’t like a deeper colour. I’ve added it before and it made it too dark. I prefer to show a golden light colour without using it. I’ve been using daikon for years, even before keto, and my guests never noticed. With the spices, you won’t taste the daikon.

  • @VIC7012Y
    @VIC7012Y Před 2 lety

    Can someone explain to me why is having the broth clear, so important?

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +2

      Traditionally, phở broth should be crystal clear and full of flavour from the beef bones and aromatics. This is the way to properly make phở broth. Why? The broth is the most important element for phở. It is what gives the popular soup its distinct character, and it is the first thing people taste to determine if the bowl of phở is authentic or not. It showcases the cook’s ability and dedication to the meal.
      Although it is not certain how phở came about, it is believed that France had a great influence. In this case, I believe that the soup base for phở was inspired by the same method used by the French to make consommé; a rich, clarified broth simmered over low flames by extracting juices from roasted bones and meat.
      When making phở, always aim for a clear broth to stay true to its authenticity. If not, impurities will end up in the broth and will make the broth oily and cloudy. A pot of phở broth full of dissolved proteins, minerals and emulsified fat will ruin one’s eating experience.

  • @debraraiche3327
    @debraraiche3327 Před 2 lety +1

    do you have a keto hoisin sauce recipe?

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety +3

      I do! I might be mass producing it and adding it to my product line, so I won’t be able to share it at this time.

    • @user-ti7ph1hw3y
      @user-ti7ph1hw3y Před 2 lety

      @@KetoAsianFlavours Are you doing it for the noodles too?

    • @thomasberg3309
      @thomasberg3309 Před 2 lety

      @@KetoAsianFlavours That would be fantastic!

    • @KetoAsianFlavours
      @KetoAsianFlavours  Před 2 lety

      @@user-ti7ph1hw3y The noodles have already been shared. It’s in the playlist and link is also in description box.

    • @user-ti7ph1hw3y
      @user-ti7ph1hw3y Před 2 lety

      @@KetoAsianFlavours Oh no not the recipes , was wondering if you’re are going get into making your own noodle brand for us to buy. I love your recipes sometimes I don’t have time to sit down and make them. I think they would sell out very fast for on the go people like me. Thanks for responding.