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cao lầuCao lau

Hoi An's noodle bowl, built for one plate and not repeated: the yellow rice noodle, the pork, the chả lụa or the nấm mushroom, the daikon, the fried crouton, and a little of the sauces 101 article's fish-sauce broth. The noodle article's rice strand, on the dry side, is the base, and the bowl is finished with the hand, not the pot.

The page is the noodle article, on the dry end, with the pho the neighbor on the wet side and the pad thai the one the noodle article does in the wok. The noodle is half the bowl, and the bowl is the one the section is named for, and the wrapper article's rice paper is the one the section does on the gỏi cuốn.

Origin
Hoi An — the bowl, as the city is named for
Difficulty
3 / 5
Servings
4
Prep
40 min
Cook
15 min
Total
~55 min

Equipment

Ingredients

Method

  1. The pork, in the braise. The pork, the lemongrass, and 2 tbsp of the fish sauce, the 1 tbsp of the sugar, and the 2 tbsp of the water, into the pot, and the heat, the braising article's own hold, and the 10 min, until the pork, the meat temperature article's fast side, is the one that reads as the cao lau, not as the pork. The pork, off the pot, and the broth, the sauces 101 article's own register, strained, and the set, waits until the noodle, and the crouton, and the bowl, are at their window.
  2. The noodle, and the crouton. The noodle, the 300 g, into the hot water, and the 5–10 min, until the strand, the outside just set, and the center, the faintest give, and the colander, and the cold water, and the bowl, the wide, the 20 cm, and the noodle, underneath — the noodle article's own register, in this dish the cao lau instead of the pad thai. The crouton dough, the 5 cm cube, into the oil, the frying article's own pull, until the outside, the quẩy, is the one that reads as the crouton, and the center, just set, and the crouton, off the oil, and the plate, down.
  3. The bowl. The noodle, underneath, and the pork, and the mushroom, and the daikon, and the crouton, over it, and the nuoc le, the 2 tbsp, into the bowl, the sauces 101 article's own register, in this dish the cao lau instead of the nuoc cham. The herbs, the mint, the Thai basil, on the side, the plate article's own register, at the table, and the bowl, down, waits until the hand does its work on the side. The cao lau, the one the Vietnam section is named for, is the dish as it is.

Common failures

Variations

What to serve with it

The pho, as the neighbor on the wet side, and the bun bo Hue, as the neighbor on the spice, on the same register of the noodle article. The pad thai, as the neighbor on the wok, and the miso soup, as the neighbor on the bowl, are the two the cao lau sits beside on the table. The herbs, the quẩy, the daikon, on the side, are the half at the table, and the bowl, with the noodle and the pork, is the dish as it is.

More

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