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  • Jul 21, 2003, 06:40 PM
    sweethoneybee
    How to make a soup base of the vietnam soup noodle
    Hi, my name is sweet honey bee... I would like to know how to make a soup base of the vietnam soup noodle. Thanks..
  • Dec 19, 2003, 12:02 PM
    rrt69
    how to make a soup base of the vietnam soup no
    Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Soup

    Ingredients:
    1 soup base
    2 can beef stock, more desirable equival, ent homemade stock
    1 small cut of ribeye steak, sliced
    1 thinly
    1 package rice noodles (I usually use
    1 less than one package
    1 because I
    1 prefer veggies over noodles)

    Instructions:
    I've become such a Pho fan ('scuse the alliteration) that I've
    Learned to make a rip-off version at home with my favorite
    Components. I prefer beef over chicken, but you could probably just
    Make the appropriate substitutions to arrive at something you like...
    Condiments green onions, julienne style bean sprouts lime wedges
    Chopped cilantro Chinese Chili Paste or equally insane heat
    Ingredient Anaheim chili, sliced thinly Method Heat the stock to
    Boiling, add the meat and boil until meat is cooked through. Add rice
    Noodles and cook for a few more minutes. Serve in a huge bowl with
    Condiments on a separate plate. Add the amount and type of condiments
    That you prefer and enjoy! NOTE: have tissues handy - this will ream
    Your sinuses out! Very healthy for people with allergies and/or upper
    Respiratory problems. NOTE2: when slicing Anaheim chili (as with all
    Fresh chilis), wear protective gloves and be careful not to touch
    Unprotected skin with your gloved. The oils present in fresh chilis
    Can burn and irritate your skin, particularly mucous membranes in the
    Nose and/or eyes. NOTE3: this make a fabulous meal when paired with
    Salad rolls. A recipe follows: Vietnamese Salad Rolls Salad Roll
    Wrappers (must be purchased in Asian markets or specialty stores.
    They are packaged about 100 to the package, but don't worry - they
    Last forever if protected from moisture.) Rice Noodles Bean Sprouts
    Fresh Cilantro and/or mint (an ageless controversy -which is best?
    You decide) green onions, julienned carrots, julienned celery,
    Julienned *red pepper, julienned (optional) *Anaheim chili, julienned
    (optional) cooked meat, julienned (can include Chinese style roast
    Pork, leftover cooked chicken, bay shrimp, cooked pork loin, or any
    Combination thereof) Purchased Peanut Sauce (Taste of Thai makes a
    Good one, but it has to be mixed with Coconut Milk, which drives up
    The calories. Look for a mix that can be mixed with water, add a
    Little chili paste or "Dave's Insane Sauce" for piquancy, and use for
    A dipping sauce for the Salad Rolls Take a dinner plant and put hot
    Tap water on it. Take a Wrapper and wet it, making sure that every
    Part gets wet. Transfer to another clean plate and place filling
    Items on top. Wrap it like a burrito, closed at both ends: flip one
    End over the filling. Fold in the perpendicular ends to close in the
    Filling. Roll in direction of first fold until you reach the end of
    The wrapper. The gluten in the wrapper will self-seal it. Set aside
    And repeat until your filling ingredients are gone, or you've reached
    The limit of what can be eaten at that meal. These do not keep well -
    Don't try to refrigerate or freeze them - it's a disaster. Salad
    Rolls make a great meal with a pot of Hot and Sour soup as an
    Accompaniment, or a big bowl of Pho (Noodle Soup) and some peanut
    Sauce.

    Servings: 1

    I hope it the recipe your looking for.



  • Jul 13, 2005, 09:02 AM
    Press2Esc
    Re: Vietnamese soup base?
    Hey HoneyB,

    Are you are talking about nuoc mam? This is THE fish base "sauce" w/fresh chilies, garlic, sugar, lime/lemon and vinegar that is used with many vietnamese dishes. My t'buds are waking up, just think'n about it...

    P2E

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by sweethoneybee
    hi, my name is sweet honey bee... i would like to know how to make a soup base of the vietnam soup noodle. thanks..


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