A bowl of "Pho" in Australia |
There are three most famous "Pho" in Vietnam which come from different regions. They are Pho in Hanoi, up North of Vietnam, Pho in Nam Dinh, a province that is Southeast from Hanoi, and Pho in Saigon, South of Vietnam. These are considered the best places to enjoy in Vietnam. At first look, it would be hard to recognise the exact location that bowl of Pho comes from. However, when it comes to the taste, you will definitely realise the difference from each bowl of Pho.
In Hanoi, Pho is a special dish of Hanoi people from ever since. Pho is used exclusively for breakfast or light lunch and dinner, and it does not come with other dishes. Pho broth made from the bones of cattle. Meat is beef, or chicken which can be used for Pho. Rice noodles has to be long, thin and soft, and the spices are onion, vinegar, chilli, peppers, slices of lemon.
Pho Nam Dinh is a popular dish of Nam Dinh,also have common features of other regions such as noodles, broth, beef or chicken, and spices. However, there is something special that you cannot be mistaken from other Pho from other regions. Pho Nam Dinh's rice noodles is especially delicious and soft microfiber, unlike other rice noodles from other regions. Sliced beef pounded thin, dipped and recovered in time to retains softness, freshness and nutrition of meat ... And if it comes to broth, it is often a secret from noodle makers who often hid the secret ingredients of his noodle preparation and transmission to future generations of the family only.
People migrated North to South in 1954 after the Geneva Accords bring pho noodle soup and began variants. Pho in the South often comes with hoisin sauce, chilli sauce and lime, fresh chilli, coriander, basil, bean sprouts (boiling water or eat raw eggs), sliced onions (can be soaked with vinegar), which are the required vegetables, usually set aside in a plate or basket included in each bowl of pho. Broth is usually not put MSG (monosodium glutamate) as in Hanoi and slightly opaque in color, unlike soup in Hanoi, sometimes it's sweeter, oilier and cooked with chicken bones, added dried squid grilled onions and grilled ginger.
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