Pho is an amazingly complex, flavorful and comforting Vietnamese soup. And while the popularity of this soup has brought with it countless tutorials on how to make it, there are times where you crave it now and don't have 18+ hours to slow simmer a bone broth. This recipe is rich, with flavors that mimic the real thing, but takes only 30 minutes to make.
The Faux Pho Video
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This looks so good! Would you say it has a taste similar to hot & sour soup or miso soup? Or flavor profile all on its own? Thanks!
I guess the hope would be that it tastes similar to pho, haha.
Hi Chris! I’ve been craving this pho every since I saw your post, but my local midwestern suburb grocery store has failed me on some key ingredients (thai chilis, bean sprouts and miso paste). Do you have any advice on where to go to find these items? Do you typically shop at specialty stores? Thanks!
We live in a small Idaho town, so a lot of my more exotic ingredients I order from Amazon. They won't have bean sprouts, but they do have miso and fresh Thai chilis.
oh, this looks so good! I am having difficulty finding the video. I really want to see! I can't find it on instagram either. I don't know where the CLJ highlights are. Can you help me?
thanks!!
Video can be found here!
Looks so good! Do you have a recipe for bone broth you want to share or do you buy it? Thanks!
I by it more than I make it. Kettle & Fire makes a good one for this kind of soup. But I make it every so often and keep it in the freezer. This is a pretty standard recipe you can go with.