Bún riêu
Bún riêu

Hello everybody, I hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, we’re going to prepare a distinctive dish, bún riêu. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

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Bún riêu is one of the most popular of current trending foods on earth. It’s simple, it’s quick, it tastes delicious. It’s enjoyed by millions daily. Bún riêu is something which I’ve loved my whole life. They’re nice and they look fantastic.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have bún riêu using 25 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Bún riêu:
  1. Get Bún riêu
  2. Take pork back bones
  3. Prepare dried shrimps
  4. Take dried scallops
  5. Take roma tomatoes
  6. Prepare rice vermicelli (bún)
  7. Prepare fish sauce
  8. Get tofu puffs
  9. Make ready mixed Viet veggies
  10. Take basil
  11. Take bean sprout
  12. Make ready Viet ham
  13. Get cube ice (rock) sugar
  14. Make ready tamarind soup mix
  15. Get shrimp sauce
  16. Prepare salt
  17. Get chicken powder
  18. Get Egg steamed pork
  19. Take ground pork
  20. Prepare vegetable oil
  21. Take minced crab meat in spices (160 grams)
  22. Make ready chicken powder
  23. Make ready black pepper
  24. Make ready sugar
  25. Make ready eggs

Of all the dishes in my repertoire, Bun Rieu is one of the top Vietnamese soups I get asked to share my recipe about the most. If you have tried Pho and Bun Bo Hue, Bun Rieu should be the next noodle soup on your list of Vietnamese. Bun rieu (properly: bún riêu) is a Vietnamese vermicelli noodle soup featuring tomatoes and seafood - usually crab. The rieu in bun rieu means sea foam, and if made correctly, there is a crab meatball mixture that is supposed to look like seafoam and adds a punchy hit of umami to every bite.

Instructions to make Bún riêu:
  1. Defrost bones and ground pork
  2. Wash dried shrimp and dried scallops
  3. Boil pot of water with pork bones, remove bones and wash, then put in new pot of water with dried shrimp, dried scallops and a few cut up tomatoes
  4. Reduce heat to 3 heat once boiling, heat for 90 minutes and remove surface oil
  5. Take out bones and add remaining tomatoes
  6. Increase heat, add shrimp sauce, tamarind soup mix, chicken powder, ice sugar, salt and fish sauce. Top off pot with water
  7. Wash tofu puffs with hot water, put in pot and cook, then remove. Reduce heat
  8. Cook rice vermicelli separately as directed by package
  9. Cook fish tofu
  10. Wash bean sprout, Vietnamese vegetables, basil, slice Vietnamese ham
  11. Pour oil in plate and add minced crab meat with spices, ground pork and eggs
  12. Add chicken powder, black pepper and sugar. Mix well and steam for 23 minutes at high heat

Bun rieu (properly: bún riêu) is a Vietnamese vermicelli noodle soup featuring tomatoes and seafood - usually crab. The rieu in bun rieu means sea foam, and if made correctly, there is a crab meatball mixture that is supposed to look like seafoam and adds a punchy hit of umami to every bite. Like with most Vietnamese noodle soups, it's finished with a variety of meats and herbs and it. Bún riêu is a delicious Vietnamese rice noodle soup that has a slightly sweet and acidic tomato flavor and is loaded with crab, tofu, and shrimp. Bún means noodles and riêu refers to the big white blocks of crab cakes in the soup, which is traditionally made of pounded mini crabs and eggs.

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