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03/13/2011
This heady Northern Vietnamese-style beef and rice-noodle version of pho derives much of its richness from beef bones; author Andrea Nguyen prefers the flavorful leg bones from grass-fed cattle. This recipe is based on Nguyen's.
Issue #136
03/09/2009
The key to making this dish (from San Francisco’s Slanted Door), often called “shaking beef”, is to sear the meat in small batches in a very hot wok or skillet so that it browns quickly.
Issue #119
03/06/2007
This refreshing salad celebrates the staples of Vietnamese cuisine: Asian basil, peanuts, and fish sauce.
Issue #85
08/23/2005
The cook who gave us this recipe rubbed salt into the fish to remove any remaining scales and other impurities—and because doing so, she said, returns a bit of the sea to the fish.
Issue #57
03/06/2007
This is a popular Vietnamese dish of succulent pork, light noodles, and spicy dipping sauce.
Issue #36
07/27/2011
After pho, bun cha is one of Hanoi's most famous dishes and is a delicious summertime lunch or light dinner.
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11/22/2009
Fish sauce and caramelized sugar make a sweet and salty combination that is irresistible as a glaze for baby back ribs. Continue...
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Source: FoodMayhem
03/01/2009
Submerging rice paper wrappers in water makes them pliable for rolling.
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Source: Chow
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