![]() ![]() Look in the freezer section if they don’t have the bones fresh. Having too much marrow will give you a greasy film on your pho broth.Īt Asian markets, bones for Vietnamese Pho are often sold in bags, already cut into 3″ sections, ready for broth making. The marrow is good, but it’s extremely fatty. If I have a lot of marrow bones, I’ll scoop out the marrow with a small spoon or knife and discard after the par-boiling (see below). The bone that’s at 12-o’clock position is a leg bone that contains marrow. Leg bones is also essential for the pho broth. ![]() The knuckle bones make the biggest difference in your broth! You can find knuckle bones at Asian markets, but at regular supermarkets – you might have to ask your butcher. The knobby knuckle bones, about the size of your fist, is full of gelatin – which gives body and richness to your broth. Knuckle bones are the best to make the stock for pho recipe. It’s like using a bullion cube.īest Bones for This Vietnamese Pho Recipe Pho seasoning made into a paste can also come in a jar or can, so that you can make “instant pho.” I’ve never liked the pho paste, it tastes flat, usually full of MSG and too salty. Spices include cinnamon sticks, cloves, coriander pods, star anise and cardamom. They cost less than $2 and even come with a mesh bag to put all the spices in. It’s best if you can get each spice separately, but I do find that the spice packets are pretty convenient. The dish is pronounced “fuh” and not “foo” or “foe” or “puh” Spices for Pho So, let’s get right to the Vietnamese Beef Pho Recipe! Serve immediately with plate of garnishes. Ladle about 2 cups of broth into each bowl. ![]() Do a final taste and make any last minute adjustments with fish sauce and sugar. The pho broth needs to be boiling hot, to cook the raw beef slices. ![]()
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