Biggest. Soup. Ever.
Those were the words that went through my brain when I set eyes on my serving of stewed beef brisket soup that I had for lunch this afternoon at Pho Rice Pot.
I had a choice of egg or rice noodles, and I opted for rice. The bowl was so large, I could have gone swimming in it (OK, not literally - but you get the idea). Huge chunks of reasonably lean brisket floated atop a mountain of noodles, as did a number of large and tender carrot pieces. The broth was so aromatic, its scent wafted all through our table, and it was a bit spicier than other Vietnamese stews I have had. I think a spicy paprika may have been used (also attributing to the broth's orange colour), but I could also taste cloves and other seasonings.
This soup is one of the restaurant's specialities, and I could see - and taste - why. It was truly memorable.
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
The Pho Files: Stewed Beef Brisket Soup at Pho Rice Pot
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