Beginners Guide to Vietnamese Cooking: 8 Glorious Recipes

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Vietnamese food is without a doubt my favorite life juice of heavenly mouthgasms. The food is fresh, flavorful and will make sweet love to your taste buds all day, and night, long. Get ready for a wild adventure.

Recipes:
1:34 Nuoc Cham (Sweet Chili Dipping Sauce)
2:15 Do Chua (Pickled Carrots and Daikon)
3:03 Bun Thit Nuong (Grilled Pork and Noodles)
5:41 Pho Beef (Beef Soup)
14:12 Banh Xeo
17:28 Banh Khot
20:07 Shrimp Summer Rolls
23:47 Fried Summer Rolls

Bun Thit Nuong- Grilled Pork and Rice Noodle
INGREDIENTS:
Lemongrass
1 lb. Pork chop
2 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp fish sauce
Rice noodles
¼ cup of lettuce
¼ cup cucumbers
¼ cup pickled veggies
a few mint leaves
2 tbsp scallions
Peanuts- desired amount
Nuoc cham

Peel outer layer of lemongrass, slice it in half and finely dice.
Place 1 lb of pork chop in a large bowl.
Add lemongrass, sugar and fish sauce and allow it to marinate for about an hour.
Soak rice noodles in cold water for about 30 minutes- 1 hour or until softened. Strain.
Place the noodles back in a bowl and cover with boiling water for 15-30 seconds and strain.
Rinse noodles with cold water.
Slice your pork.
Add your noodles into your serving bowl. Place lettuce, cucumbers, pickled veggies, mint and pork over your noodles.
Top with scallions and peanuts.
Drizzle with some Nuoc Cham, toss and serve.

Pho Bo
INGREDIENTS:
Beef Shank
1 Onion
A couple of chunks of ginger
Empty tea bag
Star anise
Coriander seed
Cloves
Cinnamon stick
Cardamom
1 tsp sugar
Salt- to taste
Beef flank- thinly sliced
Rice noodles
Sprouts
Basil
Jalapeño
Lime

Place beef shank in a pot and cover with water. Heat and bring to a boil.
Char an onion and ginger over the stove top on in the oven. Peel outer skin off.
In a teabag add star anise, coriander seed, cloves, cinnamon stick and cardamom.
Drain the water from the beef shank pot.
Rinse beef shank to get rid of any impurities.
Place back in the pot and fill back up with water.
Add in ginger, onion and spice bag. Bring to a boil and then simmer for an hour or two.
Add in 1 tsp of sugar. Salt to taste and allow it to come to a boil.
Thinly slice the raw beef flank.
Skim off the foam that has formed at the top of the pot.
Cook rice noodles as usual.
Remove everything from the pot, but reserve the stock.
Wash and chop the beef shank.
Rough chop the onion.
In a bowl, add your noodles, onions beef shank, raw flank steak and add in your stock.
Add in sprouts, basil and jalapeño. Squeeze in some lime and voila! PHO-CKING AMAZING!

Banh Xeo
INGREDIENTS:
White rice
1 tsp turmeric
½ tsp salt
Canola oil
¼ cup shrimp
¼ cup ground pork
Sprouts
Lettuce
Nuoc Cham

Soak 1 cup of white rice overnight.
Add to blender w/ turmeric.
Fill blender with water about ½ inch above rice.
Add ½ tsp of salt and blend.
In a skillet, heat 2 tbsp of canola oil.
Add in shrimp and pork. Stir and allow it to cook through.
Pour your batter into the pan. Let it sit and allow it to crisp up.
Once crispy and firm add sprouts and fold over. Remove from pan.
Add the Bahn Xeo to a lettuce leaf and dip into Nuoc Cham. Enjoy!
Banh Khot
INGREDIENTS:
Bahn Xeo mixture
Shrimp
Scallions
Lettuce

Heat and grease you aebleskiver pan and pour in your Bahn Xeo mixture.
Drop in shrimp, scallions or toppings of your choice.
Cover and allow it to fully cook. Remove
Wrap your Banh Khot in a lettuce leaf, dip into Nuoc Cham and ejoy!

Goi Cuon- Shrimp Summer Rolls
Rice paper
Shrimp
Rice vermicelli
Cucumber
Mint leaves
Cilantro
Shrimp
Nuoc Cham

In a greased pan, fry some shrimp.
Lightly moisten your rice paper with some cold water.
Layer on rice vermicelli, cucumber, mint leaves, cilantro and shrimp.
Fold the ends over and roll tightly.
Dip into nuoc cham and enjoy.

Nem Ran Hay Cha Gio- Fried Summer Rolls
Rice paper
Vermicelli noodles
Ground pork & finely chopped shrimp mixed together
Scallions
Carrots

Place all ingredients in a bowl and add ¼ tsp salt, ½ tsp sugar & add ½ a beaten egg. Mix all together.
Cut rice paper in half
Lightly moisten your rice paper with a little bit of cold water.
Place about 1 tbsp of shrimp and pork mixture on the wrap and roll. Making sure to seal tightly.
Heat some oil in a frying pan and place your rolls into the oil.
Remove once they are lightly browned and crispy. Dip into Nuoc Cham and enjoy.

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41 COMMENTS

  9. very cool, and well enough addressed ingredients and process that even an Asian dodart like me can follow. Bonus, entertaining–thanks!

  10. You are so funny! I definitely enjoyed your personality. These recipes you shared are a hit in my house. Thank you!

  15. you have a really big Nose. and your eyes are very close together. and your shoulders are very narrow. and you have a strange way to talk, like, as if you were not speaking like you really talk, but like someone told you what you should talk like to sound "cool".

    I bet you are circumcised.

  21. Does any other Vietnamese remember when people would pronounce ur last name wrong 😂 ( but he is trying so that’s fine)

  24. i absolutely love pho. Perfect food for winter time and sinus problems. i kinda like to go crazy with the chili oil and jalapenos in it, because I like it really spicy. Putting that basil at the bottom of the bowl really helps, because it gives that broth an amazing flavor.

  25. My uncle married a Vietnamese woman when I was around 8, she made fried Cha Gio, though I remember it being called by another name “I was young” I do not recall what was n it, but remember she chopped it all up, and she would have a bowl or plate of water, she’d go from one side to the other running the rice paper through the water. I’m 58 now, and the past years I have always thought about it, never forgetting what it tasted like, no restaurant makes it. I will follow ur directions “but chop it up” and make it, and will that u forever n my mind if it turns out/taste like hers!!! Thank u

  26. Here is another delicious Vietnamese recipe, please subscribe my channel if you want to see more Vietnamese recipes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJsmZEnGJlQ&t=6s

  27. Has he never heard any of the words pronounced? Like some aren’t even close like he just read em and went for it which I respect but damn

  32. I agree with you 100% percent that Vietnamese food is underrated. I love to eat it but have only had the courage to make the spring rolls. Thank you for making Viet cooking accessible here.

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