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How To Chicken Noodle Soup (pho')

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• Pho' is Vienamese beef noodle soup.Here I have made pho' with chicken.
• Added April 6, 2008

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Show Comment by latieungao (Rated 1)

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Phở is Phở, it can't be translated, just as its recipe. Go to an authentic Vietnamese Phở restaurant please.

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Show Comment by kimchee_us (Rated 1)

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This is so wrong? dont you feel ashame of yoursefl? where the hell did you learn this recipe ? I am a viet chef and you are nowhere near viet cooking .

Reply 2 months ago by kimchee_us

Show Comment by joliebeautydeli (Rated -1)

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Where did you learn the recipe from? Sorry but your recipe is very different from the original Vietnamese recipe and I am sure it will modify the taste. Maybe you should call it the Thai version of Vietnamese Phở.

Reply 5 months ago by joliebeautydeli

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