We all have our own reasons why we like Vietnamese pho, and we have our own reasons to keep coming back to our favorite pho restaurant(s.) The reasons we like our pho restaurants can be as varied as pho recipes themselves, but when one boils it all down (no pun intended) to the pho essentials, there are really a finite number of reasons why a pho restaurant deserves your business and my business. Here’s my take on what makes a great pho restaurant based on the pho polls.
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- Cuong: Like Long just said.
- Long: Joe: I think you can honestly use whatever beef cuts you like. Obviously, don’t waste your money on...
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I live in Toronto, Canada... - Cuong: Hi Joe: You want to use beef flank and/or brisket. Depending on where you live, you may not get the proper...
- Joe: What cut of beef and how much should I buy for use in the broth?
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