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| PHO (pronounced "fuh") is a Vietnamese soup. Packed full of noodles and a tasty broth. Some cooked beef (brisket in the case of this soup) and a sliced rare beef (actually added to the VERy hot soup raw) along with tendon and tripe if you should so desire. I find it to be a little chewy and tough so I don't always get it. You also get a plate full of bean sprouts, sliced chilies, and basil leaves.
This is an incredible soup. The broth gets so rich and tasty with the basil and chilies added.
Also you need to add some siriacha (sp?) and the result is a spicy soup that will definately fill you up and make you sweat.
For those who live around the bradenton sarasota area the restaurant I went to today is called Nah Trang. Its on main street in sarasota. My bowl of soup cost $6.75. A very good ice tea was anotherbuck or 2. Its hard to eat at mcd's for that price and this was a much better meal.
If anyone is interested I do have a good recipe.
Vegetarian: Old Indian word for bad fisherman.
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| | Dang it Jeff, I'm dying here... I can't get a good vietnamese meal around here, since I ate at a friends house in high school. I've come close a few times, but its just not the same... I need to find a good simple recipie for variations of lemongrass soup... and a place to get *fresh* lemongrass.
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