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Pro Chef Reacts... to Uncle Roger Found THE WORST PHO (Rachael Ray) 

Chef Brian Tsao
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Rachael Ray makes "Pho" as Uncle Roger and I can't pho-king believe what a disaster it is
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@deathpyre42
@deathpyre42 2 года назад
So, if you want a shotcut to authentic pho, find a vietnamese place and buy it. There are plenty of good noodle dishes (like that chinese style freshwater fish noodle soup) you can make relatively fast or with shortcuts. pho is not one of them.
@Boobalopbop
@Boobalopbop 2 года назад
Also, I think it’s kinda f’d up when famous non Asian chefs actually make videos trying to TEACH people how to make these dishes and to teach it wrong. It’s one thing if they’ve learned the right way and is teaching us, the audience. But really, respect people’s culture. Make it how you like when you’re at home but to go and teach people to do it any kind of way is disrespectful.
@deathpyre42
@deathpyre42 2 года назад
@@Boobalopbop Yea. But of course if they make it right then it can be any chef.
@armandosanbrano
@armandosanbrano 2 года назад
She shouldn't have called it Pho. That was her first(of many mistakes). Awful 😖. Agree -10 👍
@Boobalopbop
@Boobalopbop 2 года назад
@@deathpyre42 Yes of course if they’re doing it right, by all means, teach. Even if you have a slight twist like maybe you prefer it with Italian basil… But for every step to be wrong and call them shortcuts, it’s just not right.
@deathpyre42
@deathpyre42 2 года назад
@@Boobalopbop agreed. (then again rachel ray never really does a good job with western food either. )
@stuartmayberry666
@stuartmayberry666 Год назад
Many moons ago I interviewed a chef whose restaurant was featured on Rachel's "$40 A Day" show. I asked him about his experience and his face went dead and he said, "She's a crazy bitch." That quote has stuck with me ever since.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao Год назад
😂
@cremebrulee4759
@cremebrulee4759 10 месяцев назад
Somehow, I suspected that. Thanks for the validation.
@kck9742
@kck9742 9 месяцев назад
I can corroborate that. A supermarket here in the southern U.S., Publix, has or had cooking classes in some of their stores, called "Aprons." Rachel Ray was a guest chef at a local Publix, and she was a bitch. Wouldn't sign any books. Alton Brown was another guest chef there, and he couldn't have been nicer. Stayed two hours past when he was scheduled and didn't leave until the last book was signed.
@DeviantDespot
@DeviantDespot 9 месяцев назад
@@kck9742 Age hit her like a ton of bricks, she seems super bitter in every encounter I hear about her.
@maddieb.4282
@maddieb.4282 8 месяцев назад
@@kck9742so in your perspective, being nice consists of doing extra exhausting work for free and letting fans run you ragged? And having clear boundaries and telling people “no” is being mean? Interesting….. I don’t disagree that she may be a bitch but I don’t think refusing to sign books when you’re supposed to be teaching a class is that insane
@TheMacabeak
@TheMacabeak 2 года назад
Right up until she BOILED THE STEAK, I was accepting this as "quick western version", like texmex. Then she BOILED THE STEAK
@magicrainbowkitties1023
@magicrainbowkitties1023 2 года назад
To be fair, texmex is its own style of food with its own rules separate from both American and Mexican cooking. This lady's just making diarrhea in a bowl
@bandit7459
@bandit7459 2 года назад
Tbh, I was wondering if the meat was even gonna cook all the way with how thick is was...at least instead of e.coli they are getting tough rubber!
@pcarebear1
@pcarebear1 Год назад
LOL when she boiled the steak...I haven't heard of cooking like that since learning about poor English Victorian cooking.
@joyceneal6169
@joyceneal6169 Год назад
🤢🤮😭😭😭😭💩
@PhotoMeLarry
@PhotoMeLarry 2 года назад
"dis not short cut... Short cut still bring you to correct destination" I haven't laughed so hard in a long while.
@LongVu-lh9el
@LongVu-lh9el 2 года назад
Vietnamese here, if you are interested in Vietnamese cuisine or a traditional bowl of pho, these might be suggestions for you. 1. Broth: you should choose beef bones and chop them into small pieces. Boil it once, then discard the water and add new water. Boiling time depends on the size of beef bones, usually about 8 hours. The ratio of bone and water is about 1:4. Don't let the water get too dry, it will turn cloudy. Also don't roast beef bones, your broth will smell burnt. 2. The seasonings for the broth: shallots, coriander seeds, cinnamon, star anise, cardamom, rock sugar (you can choose white sugar if you follow Southern style), salt. Traditionally, pho does not use onions and cloves (the flavor of cloves is strong but slightly burnt). All these ingredients (except salt and sugar, of course) are grilled (best if charcoal grill) and stewed with broth. Depending on your taste, you can take out the seasoning early or late. You can add fish sauce or MSG if you like. 3. Vegetables: Usually, there will be vegetables served with the Northern style, such as coriander, basil, and green onion. Southerners use more vegetables. 4. Beef: If you are using cooked beef, use brisket, boil and let it dry, then slice thinly so that there is enough fat and lean meat. If you want to use rare beef, use beef tenderloin. Normally, Vietnamese beef is tougher but sweeter than American or Japanese beef. In fact, you can find cheap beef that sometimes makes your pho taste better (that's the great thing about pho, making cheap ingredients weirdly delicious). 5. Pho: You should buy fresh pho, but if not, you can buy packaged pho. You should dip the pho in warm water (70-80 degrees Celsius) before putting it in a bowl and pouring the broth in. Usually pho is very fragile, so if it is too hot, it can affect its quality. 6. Additives: You can add chili garlic vinegar, lime juice, fermented chili sauce (or sriracha) along with the fried dough. However, in my opinion the cheapest, most time-saving way and you can "Cheat" is to go to the local pho shops, ask them to buy a broth. You can then put them in bags and store them in the freezer. Every time you use it, you just need to put raw beef and vegetables in the bowl. Then pour the boiled pho water and you're done. Pho sellers will sell you broth for a very cheap price (because they throw away the excess stock at the end of the day to make a fresh batch).
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
LOVE THIS! Thank you for sharing! I’ve def learned a couple things here! 🤘
@banchousimp
@banchousimp 2 года назад
One thing i dont agree ~ no coriander seeds, and rock sugar, and we use cloves
@KathyHoismygovtnm
@KathyHoismygovtnm 2 года назад
If you don't wanna boil for 8 hours, some people use a pressure cooker for about 2 hours. That way, you won't have to worry about a high gas bill or having to top off the water lol
@LongVu-lh9el
@LongVu-lh9el 2 года назад
@@banchousimp coriander seed and rock sugar are optional. You can use clove and onion but like i said, that is not traditional, and one ingredient i forgot to talk about is dry sea worm (Sá sùng), but i don't know that you can find them in US marketplace.
@banchousimp
@banchousimp 2 года назад
@@LongVu-lh9el Yeah seem fair, My family have a traditional pho restaurant at VN, we prefer use fresh coriander. The dry sea worm is no longer exist even in VN tho :( so we use shit tons of MSG instead
@ThatCapnGeech
@ThatCapnGeech 2 года назад
Food without love isn’t good. This is food that’s being made to fill a time slot.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
We’ll said!
@cheriremily9360
@cheriremily9360 2 года назад
Yes, that mess went into the garbage after filming. She's a hack.
@mowee-fafo
@mowee-fafo Месяц назад
Lol you can cheat it by buying the pho stock cubes that they sell in Vietnamese markets here in Hanoi. That is the only cheat you can do.
@peternguyen3288
@peternguyen3288 2 года назад
I’m Vietnamese and my family has been In the restaurant business since I was 13 and I’m 48 now that’s pretty much all I know. Watching her make pho made me cringe, definitely no garlic in pho!
@peternguyen3288
@peternguyen3288 2 года назад
P.S. Uncle Roger was right no bay leaf lol
@kristinlundell9924
@kristinlundell9924 2 года назад
Do you have a good broth recipe to share??
@MrTica
@MrTica 2 года назад
@@peternguyen3288 I know right. One of my friends is Vietnamese and a chef and even I know a bay leaf doesn't belong there 🤦🏾‍♂️.
@peternguyen3288
@peternguyen3288 2 года назад
@@kristinlundell9924 I can tell you what to put in it but I don’t have a recipe sorry. Like Uncle Roger always says I cook with “Feelings” lol
@kristinlundell9924
@kristinlundell9924 2 года назад
@@peternguyen3288 I'm not mad at it! My Grandma taught me how to cook with feelings :)
@longhai9727
@longhai9727 2 года назад
I'm here to confirm that bay leaf is not used in pho. I have never ever seen a real bay leaf in my life
@SKaede
@SKaede 2 года назад
Agree, we don't even have a name for bay leaf. I recall when i went to culinary school and that one time when a guess chef teach a dish using it everyone be like wtf is that shit? We just called it "brown leaf" because the thing we have are dried bay leaf. Edit: Everyone in the school are all professional Vietnamese chefs not amateur, they're there just to get a license for salary and rank raise.
@caotri5703
@caotri5703 Год назад
@@SKaede "lá bay" =]]
@cognome555
@cognome555 Год назад
@@SKaede Those were shitty leaves bay leaves are supposed to be green when dry
@aeronchan7636
@aeronchan7636 2 года назад
Man didn't realise that I can learn so much from a reaction video of a reaction video. The differing opinions highlight and enhance specific points that were brought up. Keep up the good work!
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Thank you for watching!
@Rarazan
@Rarazan 2 года назад
This pho is like someone heard about it and some of its ingredients, did 0 research, and then make it by memory alone.
@ChiBoomyBoom
@ChiBoomyBoom 10 месяцев назад
I think you are correct.
@edmondmeng2278
@edmondmeng2278 2 года назад
They say pho is one of those things you can’t go wrong in a restaurant. So clearly she done an amazing job🤣
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
😂
@ZanathKariashi
@ZanathKariashi 2 года назад
yeah..but she's at home. That's totally different.
@unknownsample4801
@unknownsample4801 Год назад
@@ZanathKariashi not if she is on camera trying to teach people how to make it
@koreancowboy42
@koreancowboy42 Год назад
​@@ZanathKariashi at home and recording for people to see. Lol But also pho so simply to make If you got the ingredients. Even asians know how not to mess it up cuz pho is so good
@Infinight_Mage
@Infinight_Mage Год назад
Pho is literally one of my all time favorite foods. I’m lucky enough to grow up in a neighborhood with a ton of Pho restaurants, and I guarantee if I selected one a random, they would wipe the floor with Rachel Ray.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao Год назад
It’s the Pho’king best!
@sweeyanart5670
@sweeyanart5670 2 года назад
The fact that this is brian reacting to uncle roger reacting makes this a lot better
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
🙏
@projectdelta50
@projectdelta50 2 года назад
Jamie doesnt just fuck up Asian food, hes practically pissed off the food culture from every country and continent
@M.ruth96
@M.ruth96 2 года назад
"Jamie, you just like fucking up Asian dishes don't you?" It's Jamie Oliver... what do you expect
@pamoua3153
@pamoua3153 2 года назад
I completely agree that pho is a dish that cannot be cheated. Imagine my complete grief when my mom poured out my pho broth after simmering everything for 7+ hours. Plus, my mom does what Rachel Ray does with the beef to my broth all the time. Cooks stuff that shouldn't be cooked in the broth.
@kylaluv8453
@kylaluv8453 2 года назад
Yes, there are just some dishes that you don't make cheat versions. It just doesn't work. Every culture has certain comfort or celebration food that you don't do shortcuts. But you see horrible recipes online 'easy 30 minute beef stew' nope, just no. And iirc this lady made a career out of simplifying and dumbing down cooking. I give ger credit, she rarely cooks from a box.
@lqkim9756
@lqkim9756 2 года назад
12:17 To answer your question, traditional proteins used for pho bo include eye of round, brisket, bo vien (Vietnamese meatballs), and tripe. 🙂
@TehNinjaFlute
@TehNinjaFlute 2 года назад
"Phó is not shit soup!" Well, I just found my newest catchphrase.
@robertkuenzli5525
@robertkuenzli5525 2 года назад
This is typical of the slipshod cooking being “fed” to the American home Chef by Celebrity Chefs! Thanks for reviewing Uncle Rodger’s video and exposing the misinformation network. I just found your channel and will follow to continue my exposure to quality cooking techniques and ideas.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Thank you for tuning in!!!
@robertkuenzli5525
@robertkuenzli5525 2 года назад
@@ChefBrianTsao Thank you for producing content with humor, intelligence and personal opinions. Keep doing you ….. we will keep watching…… Chef!!
@Cerus98
@Cerus98 2 года назад
She isn’t even a chef and even refuses to call herself one. It’s clear why. She’s a TV cook who can’t really cook. Same as Jamie Oliver.
@tibbus
@tibbus Год назад
this is why i miss shows like The Frugal Gourmet and Yan Can Cook
@hoangnguyennguyen1032
@hoangnguyennguyen1032 2 года назад
Brisket works well in phở. It's one of the most popular toppings. But it has to be slow cooked until tender.
@peternguyen2797
@peternguyen2797 2 года назад
Pho can come with a variety of beef/steak toppings. Chuck, brisket, flank steak, skirt steak can all be used as a COOKED Pho topping. These cuts of beef are often boiled as part of the first part of making of the broth, taken out when fully cooked, refrigerated for several hours while the pho broth continues to cook, then sliced thinly right before the bowl of pho is made. Quickly cooling the meat after it has been boiled causes any connective tissue that was gelatinizing to congeal and change its texture, giving it a nice slightly chewy bite. If you want the UNCOOKED, rare, beef that is cooked in the bowl by the broth, you want eye of round sliced paper thin against the grain.
@rosettajohnson2826
@rosettajohnson2826 2 года назад
In my area of the US, there are a lot of pho restaurants and the soup can be ordered with intestine or other ingredients most Americans won't eat.
@MunkyDrag0n
@MunkyDrag0n 2 года назад
My personal favorite toppings are Vietnamese meatballs cut into quarters, thinly sliced tripe, and cubed tendons. Keeping them chewy is essential.
@elizab1247
@elizab1247 2 года назад
I have never considered the shape of bowls before and that was actually super helpful information, thanks for the knowledge!
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Glad I could be of help!
@elsiezayasmuniz5395
@elsiezayasmuniz5395 2 года назад
@@ChefBrianTsao i think the word you were looking for regarding the size of the opening was 'diameter'
@willwoods5764
@willwoods5764 2 года назад
I will admit, Rachel Ray once visited a restaurant I had worked at for her show on dining for 30 dollars a day and I thought "wow, that's really cool." This Pho is not cool however.
@gorydays28
@gorydays28 2 года назад
i'd love to know where these celeb chefs get their info, like did she / her team never consult a single vietnamese person to find out how it's traditionally made. just wing it lol
@Cerus98
@Cerus98 2 года назад
She isn’t a chef and even refuses to call herself one. It’s clear why.
@kissit012
@kissit012 2 года назад
They probably asked a Korean intern (who is actually from San Diego) and figured it was good enough.
@alexkoronec4326
@alexkoronec4326 Год назад
Remember, Rachel ray is no chef at all. She's an ordinary cook, who was created to look like a great chef with her mother's recipes.
@alexkoronec4326
@alexkoronec4326 Год назад
Rachel ray staff doesn't consult with anyone. As you just seen from the above comedy
@Handleitt1
@Handleitt1 2 года назад
Thai basil is worth growing hands down ❤️ I use it for pho, salads, spring rolls, and rice bowls. I’m sure I could make a sandwich and pasta dish with it too.
@kachua07
@kachua07 2 года назад
No garlic. My family doesn't use bay leaf. I imagine other spices would override the bay leaf fragrance. I use a little bit of Chinese 5-spice and cloves but not coriander. I got the idea from a popular brand name's pho spices sachet. I do cheat with the pressure cookers, Sriracha sauce substituting red chili, and arm or chuck roast beef. Thin slice beef is dunked quickly in the individual broth pot for each serving, then all is poured into the bowl of noodle. Yes, the broth doesn't look great or clear with the way I prepare the beef. But I wanna make sure my kids eating no uncooked meat. Now, my kids are men, and they prefer to chew on a cow's leg instead of a medium rare steak, jk.
@mikemcklieve
@mikemcklieve 2 года назад
ur pho sounds nasty tbh
@anasazmi8554
@anasazmi8554 2 года назад
If you don't mind me asking, how do you use a pressure cooker to make the broth? And how is the end product compared to cooking in a pot?
@kuroichan101
@kuroichan101 Год назад
I made pho for the first time and my broth didnt look clear but i was just glad that it at least tasted good and like pho lmfaoo. I didnt use bayleaf tho but i do love bay leaves. Its a staple in a lot of Caribbean food.
@tobymandias
@tobymandias 2 года назад
This is so refreshing to see a youtuber who makes a reaction video and actually is honest when he doesn't know something. This is great! Keep up the good work :)
@lqkim9756
@lqkim9756 2 года назад
Fun fact: there's also a vegan version of pho called pho chay ('chay' means vegetarian in Vietnamese), since many Vietnamese people who follow Buddhism don't eat meat.
@timothy4664
@timothy4664 2 года назад
I made pho the other day. It was my 3rd attempt and I nailed it. I finally got the balance between the spices, onion and ginger perfect. The bones I used were direct from a butcher instead of the supermarket. I am convinced that made a huge difference. I eat Vietnamese whenever I am in Dorchester/Boston. It's the closest I have ever come to a great pho. Its black cardamom not green.
@shireads2954
@shireads2954 2 года назад
If you're in Western Massachusetts, can I come to your house and learn your ways? Lol
@timothy4664
@timothy4664 2 года назад
@@shireads2954 lol sorry. Not in western mass though funny enough, I am not as far as one might expect. I am in Mass too, though on the other side of the state from you. Near Plymouth
@ADHDWOOHOO
@ADHDWOOHOO 2 года назад
I added MSG to my spice cabinet because of Uncle Roger, and I cook with it regularly now. MSG is the tits!
@auntlynnie
@auntlynnie 2 года назад
Same!
@iremy3463
@iremy3463 2 года назад
I also did that
@HostileTakeover2
@HostileTakeover2 2 года назад
I switched from MSG to Mushroom & Company brand umami. Either one is awesome.
@magicrainbowkitties1023
@magicrainbowkitties1023 2 года назад
My family's white as they come, and we have a whole jar of msg in the pantry just for the extra flavor
@virgofairy88
@virgofairy88 2 года назад
Next time I do stir fry I’m getting some-the local Asian market sells it. They’re my go to for so many things now.
@maddieb.4282
@maddieb.4282 8 месяцев назад
MSG also occurs naturally in foods like tomatoes and soy sauce. People say they’re allergic to it or it gives them headaches but it’s very hard to eat a diet completely free of it honestly!
@paul6point7
@paul6point7 2 года назад
Wtf 🤮. Some grocery stores sell pre-sliced beef in the frozen section. That would have been way better than the boiled chunks she used.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
That’s what I was thinking afterwards, wish I mentioned it in the video
@ChiisaiRamen
@ChiisaiRamen 2 года назад
The only "cheat" I do in making pho is using a pressure cooker to speed up the time. Everything else should stay the same or it wont taste like pho anymore
@robertuden1258
@robertuden1258 2 года назад
The French influence especially in baked goods. A great Vietnamese bakery always such a delight.
@mikelombard21
@mikelombard21 2 года назад
She literally says we're using beef stock because we are making beef pho. Then goes on to say beef, chicken, fish, doesn't matter. Well which is it Rachael?
@erinlikesacornishpasty4703
@erinlikesacornishpasty4703 Год назад
She assumes you'll change whatever broth or bouillon powder you're using depending on the protein. All the shortcut broths or bouillon are based on the French holy trinity flavors and they will be wrong for Pho. Pho broth doesn't have celery or carrots in it, even if eventually it may have shallot in.
@ash072
@ash072 2 года назад
Chef Brian! Recently found your vids! Love the educational part of them! It has really helped me understand the cooking process and made my stomach much happier!
@triberium_
@triberium_ 2 года назад
Absolutely love your type of content, providing great facts and knowledge, very much appreciated
@2Dimples4U
@2Dimples4U 2 года назад
If you thought this was bad, look up her first video where she made pho (she pronounced it fo), with pork and egg noodles. It was so offensive I wrote her a letter.
@cremebrulee4759
@cremebrulee4759 10 месяцев назад
Good for you!!!!
@Xardaras
@Xardaras 2 года назад
The headache, sleeplessness, cancer and all the other stuff was never proven and is most likely solely in people's heads. There are enough papers on it as Karen's insisted it is unhealthy. It's literally less unhealthy than tablesalt.
@shireads2954
@shireads2954 2 года назад
I agree the MSG is safe and doesn't deserve to be villainized, but people can be sensitive to anything. It definitely gives me migraines because I've eaten MSG rich food unknowingly and only thought to ask after I had the blinding headache. That doesn't mean I don't have MSG in my pantry and don't love it. But my mom and I definitely get very real headaches. The pain is just worth it sometimes.
@pandemonicpixie
@pandemonicpixie 2 года назад
I enjoy how you explain things. Thanks for the great content!
@GrndAdmiralThrawn
@GrndAdmiralThrawn 2 года назад
16:18 My family used to live on Guam, and my dad got hooked on Thai birdseye chilies. He found some seeds and now he grows his own.
@pyang46699
@pyang46699 2 года назад
Nice!!
@briannguyen3208
@briannguyen3208 2 года назад
I am working in a Vietnamese restaurant, I love pho and my family loves it too. So we NEVER put garlic and bay leaves in pho stock. If you do that, your fucked up 🤣 and yes we love msg, we do put msg on the table
@Datsnice97
@Datsnice97 2 года назад
Im fairly certain when I was doing my training, that my head chef taught me that bay leaf isn’t out of the question due to the French influence and that pho is heavily influenced by the French dish “pot au feu”, which is also where the roasting of the onion comes from
@MansMan42069
@MansMan42069 2 года назад
Is feu where pho gets its pronunciation from?
@thudo2156
@thudo2156 2 года назад
As a Vietnamese, when I was younger (about 10s years old), I heard repeatedly that Pho was influenced by "pot au feu", hence the pronunciation. As an adult, I'd learned that the French did have influences in the Pho as we use beef as an ingredient, at that time Pho was the only beef soup their hence they keep the procunciation ("Pho" was understood as that particular beef noodle soup). Before that buffalo and cow were never used for food, they were farming tools which worth a fortune. First, we learned to cook beef from the French. Then because it was so expensive to cook that way and that thicker soup wasn't fit Vietnamese taste, we slowly combine the method with our traditional way of cooking broth/stock to make Pho we know today. And no, bay leaf doesn't belongs in Pho, despite of the influence of the French, all ingredients are all Vietnamese traditonal ingredient (minus anything beef related).
@MansMan42069
@MansMan42069 2 года назад
@@thudo2156 😲 that's actually really interesting
@darpmosh6601
@darpmosh6601 Год назад
@@thudo2156 According to wiktionary, it is a folk etymology. In fact it is a clipping of the earlier lục phở, nhục phở, corrupted pronunciations of Cantonese 牛肉粉.
@sirehong7088
@sirehong7088 2 года назад
My grandma do “short cut” pho when she don’t have time but even that would usually take her a few hours. There is no such thing as short cut like how Rachel is showing you. Please just to go pho at a pho restaurant.
@kevinh4821
@kevinh4821 2 года назад
these videos are great. I'm having a really good time right now watching these
@streusel7933
@streusel7933 2 года назад
Always makes me sad seeing people butchering other countrys cuisine. Just tells you they dont respect the craft.
@Candikanelane
@Candikanelane 2 года назад
Uncle Roger's reviews crack me up. She pho'd that dish all the way up.
@Shirley36
@Shirley36 2 года назад
Would love to watch your reaction to Uncle Roger's reaction to Chef Wang Gang's fried rice. I think that's the best fried rice that's ever been featured on his channel and would love to hear your input as well
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
It’s been added to the list!
@spookyengie735
@spookyengie735 2 года назад
As a Vietnamese from the capital, watching this video kill me inside. The amount of things she did wrong make me cringe so hard.
@christinac9086
@christinac9086 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for reviewing. I knew the steps were bad but having someone explain why was perfect.
@009tenoh
@009tenoh 2 года назад
Re uncle roger going off on rachel ray garlic/bay leaf addition. Uncle was right, we don't use garlic or bay leaf in pho broth. Only charred onion and ginger. Speaking as an actual restaurant pho owner/cook.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Thanks for clarifying! 🤘
@LeJavi4658
@LeJavi4658 2 года назад
I'm having so much fun with your videos, and I'm learning too. I'm subscribing.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Thank you!
@linhduong8567
@linhduong8567 2 года назад
We don’t use bay leaf in Pho though
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Thank you for clarifying that!
@brianmcl7372
@brianmcl7372 2 года назад
Aw, you talked over my favorite part "If you don't live near good Vietnamese restaurant, move to better city!" Lol
@bernadettecarrillo9020
@bernadettecarrillo9020 2 года назад
The only "fish" pho I've seen is a seafood pho is with fish cake, crab, and shrimp. I'm not sure if there's any other kind
@tinaamariee832
@tinaamariee832 2 года назад
This is the equivalent of me watching someone butcher gumbo roux. There’s just certain bases that must be respected. Pho broth & Roux are sacred dammit lmfaoo😂
@phug0id
@phug0id 2 года назад
Wow. I thought my pho was terrible (it is, compared to legit pho) but Rachael took it to another level. Brian... you should do Mexican mom's reacting to Rachael Ray pozole next if you haven't already.
@adamperry4610
@adamperry4610 2 года назад
Fun fact there is no blood in meat (as the blood would make it turn rancid extremely quickly due to its oxygen content) that is in fact myoglobin (what is often mistaken for blood in a steak) while they perform similar functions they are different chemicals.
@lilianayespro4335
@lilianayespro4335 2 года назад
9:30 yes, we do grow bay leaves in Vietnam, especially in the South since that was where the French first set foot on Vietnamese land a couple of centuries ago.
@johnnyblaze1098
@johnnyblaze1098 Год назад
Pho broth is ultimately a French consomme like you've mentioned there's a lot of French influence in Vietnamese cooking. Especially with Pho and Banh Mi. BTW Pho is one of those dishes that shouldn't have "shortcuts." But I don't put bay leaves in my pho broth. Something else she fucked up is that I like to toast my spices in a pan on low heat to bring out the natural flavor and aroma. I cook my bones for 8-9 hours but add my spice bags later (with 2 hours left). If you put the spice bag in TOO early, the flavors of the spices dissipates so I like to put it in later so the flavors are there and noticeable.
@lordodin5755
@lordodin5755 2 года назад
I love Brian explaining things technically makes me forget i'm an idiot that burns water directly from the tap
@huyenly7603
@huyenly7603 2 года назад
For the thinly sliced raw beef in pho, top round is best. I also used arm roast quite a bit...my market has this on bogo sale a lot. For the cooked beef in the broth when you are making it, brisket and flank is typical, but I have also used skirt steak because my Mexican market has it on sale often because fajitas! But it's not the best honestly...a little tough. There ARE a decent shortcut...frozen pho broth concentrate works in a pinch. Mama La's is what I usually use. In college I also had pho broth in cans (it was in a blue can) in my pantry...it was okay. Convenient for quick single/double servings. Both shortcuts are better than whatever Rachel made.
@vdinh143
@vdinh143 Год назад
I grew up eating all kinds of pho from the street stalls right in the alleyway to fancy restaurants famous nationwide and I have never been unhappy with my experience. This pho makes me so sad just to look at it. I can't imagine being served this and have to eat it out of social courtesy.
@heatherdavis9525
@heatherdavis9525 2 года назад
Love the channel and content!
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Appreciate you! 🤘
@derrickfrazier5042
@derrickfrazier5042 2 года назад
Found this channel at like 7 and already like 5 videos deep. It’s addicting 😂
@irrespondible
@irrespondible 2 года назад
Apparently, the Bay Leaf used in this video is the wrong kind, though. There's a variant that grows in the whole South East Asia called Indonesian Bay Leaf or Salam leaves. I think that may be it.
@joeyl.
@joeyl. 2 года назад
Usually, I call that plate. It's definitely not a bowl.
@barbaracooke451
@barbaracooke451 2 года назад
I learned to make Pho from a Vietnamese grandmother. I watched this on Uncle Roger's channel and I could hear her cussing and spinning in her grave. I called my friend and we watched it together. Best laugh in ages. One question. WHAT THE HELL IS "FORTIFIED. " broth?
@MunkyDrag0n
@MunkyDrag0n 2 года назад
There is no such thing. To fortify cereal is to add vitamins and minerals to improve nutritional content. To fortify wine is to add alcohol to make it stronger. The broth is not having anything additional added to it. It is made as it is supposed to be made. Poorly of course. I guess Rachel Ray is as good at butchering language as she is butchering recipes.
@Zantadeschia2011
@Zantadeschia2011 2 года назад
Great quote "pho is not sh*t soup" agreed
@karenlittle5125
@karenlittle5125 Год назад
I love your comments regarding both the cook or Chef that you and uncle Roger are talking about you’re both hysterical your reactions and your commentaries just I kept laughing out loud I’m hooked on you now so I subscribed
@anngcampbellbower4385
@anngcampbellbower4385 2 года назад
Thai basil always tastes nicer & better instead of Italian basil which has a stronger earthy slightly bitter kick to it.
@Ruji001
@Ruji001 2 года назад
Great channel I actually used to remember you back then when u were doing the Bobby Flay challenge i actually was rooting for you to win and im glad u did.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Thank you so much! 🤘
@rinpaii
@rinpaii 2 года назад
Love the vids keep it up!
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Will do!
@renaeblah4782
@renaeblah4782 2 года назад
I had to pause the video when you started talking about Consume. Another way to make a clear stock without the use of an egg, is to freeze the stock, not matter what stock it is. Then, place it in a strainer covered with cheese cloth, or several chux cloths, over a bowl and allow to slowly defrost in your fridge. All the solid is left behind and the stock/broth is clear
@bulbafett5001
@bulbafett5001 2 года назад
You said Mirepoix and flashbacks to school days with my first teacher's voice asking every student who was distracted how to make a mirepoix. Every once in awhile someone would actually pass the question and ask what sort of stock she wants before guessing on the bones.
@iamhector24
@iamhector24 8 месяцев назад
Brian I don’t know if you’ll read this but your failure speech made me cry. I wrecked my car and got laid off in the same month. I’m so lost with living in the middle of nowhere and no car to get to interviews or to work if I get a job and hearing you talk about overcoming your failures is the first time since July when I got laid off that I felt some sort of hope. Thank you.
@philstuf
@philstuf 2 года назад
Seeing the boiled strip steak slices reminded me of the 80's movie classic, "Better Off Dead" starring John Cusack. In the film, hit on-screen mother boiled bacon for one of the dinners. Also as disgusting...
@KevBehindACamera
@KevBehindACamera Год назад
Love you videos, was born in Brooklyn. Grew up and Staten Island and now live in Georgia. I wish I can get a taste of some of your food. But I'll just have to settle for Southern BBQ
@amberyoung4425
@amberyoung4425 Год назад
Watching all your videos makes me want to learn more about Asian cooking-- I've been binging them lol
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao Год назад
🙏thank you!
@TheSothar
@TheSothar 2 года назад
The pho place by me uses thin cut flank steak and they bring it to you raw on a plate you add it in yourself like hot pot so it's rare
@nguyenkh2002
@nguyenkh2002 2 года назад
Depending on how you like your pho, you can have just brisket, just raw thin slices, both or the combo that have both with tripe and tendon (my fav)
@crapstirrer
@crapstirrer 2 года назад
Offal does not get enough love.
@nguyenkh2002
@nguyenkh2002 2 года назад
@@crapstirrer agree
@HPFireYT
@HPFireYT 2 года назад
God I love offal so much
@alettacsizmadia7388
@alettacsizmadia7388 2 года назад
Love this, this woman, should not call this dish pho, call it whatever you put into soup.. :(
@shaarangvaze8623
@shaarangvaze8623 2 года назад
I just learned that the pho restaurant near my parents house is really authentic. They do everything you mentioned except they use Jalapeno's instead of red chilis. But I feel like I can allow it given how good the food tastes.
@maddieb.4282
@maddieb.4282 8 месяцев назад
I’ve been to multiple Viet owned restaurants in the Bay Area owned by immigrants and they usually serve pho with jalapeños! I assume because they’re easier to source or people are more familiar with them? Or because they’re slightly milder so they’re more accessible to their customers to eat
@chrissygerwitz520
@chrissygerwitz520 2 года назад
Brian, beef pho uses eye round/eye of round as the "lean" steak and brisket as the "fatty" steak.
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
Nice! Thank you for clarifying!
@seoulseokjin
@seoulseokjin 2 года назад
Confirmed no garlic and bay leaf in Pho. My gosh watching this is painful 😣
@FodorPupil
@FodorPupil 2 года назад
Great video, and I really need that board! Thank you for the rice noodle tip!!
@TrustonLeongTheDriftPro
@TrustonLeongTheDriftPro Год назад
19:02 I feel the pain in your voice when you groan in frustration as Rachael Ray added the Beef straight into broth
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao Год назад
😂
@emilyb5307
@emilyb5307 2 года назад
I've always loved pho, but never attempted to make it - I had no idea how to go about it, and I'd rather support the local restaurants here that do an amazing job. One of the places near me has a very unique blend of several influences - vietnamese, chinese, thai, and more. As a result they serve both an amazing traditional pho and a house-made special with wonton. Nothing I try making will compare...especially not if I follow Miss Ray's example 🤣
@johnnydeez6953
@johnnydeez6953 2 года назад
Most pho place in chicago use eye round, it fits nicely on meat slicer wen cold enough u can slice it paper thin.
@mell4248
@mell4248 2 года назад
There's one thing in that Pho that relates to Vietnam though, the colour of the broth is the same as the Mekong
@arokh72
@arokh72 2 года назад
Brian: Runs the world renowned kitchen. Me: Never heard of it :)
@giuseppelogiurato5718
@giuseppelogiurato5718 2 года назад
I've never been to Vietnam, but Hacienda Heights is pretty close; I'm on the west coast (USA) and the Pho we get here always comes with a plate of fresh basil, mint, cilantro, bean sprout, lime, and thin sliced green chilies. These are always served on the side, never cooked in the soup. I would be disappointed if my Pho arrived with all that stuff already in it.
@cvue559
@cvue559 2 года назад
They use brisket and eye of round, but any extremely thin cuts is fine. My favorite is brisket and boneless shortribs.
@ligerzero8685
@ligerzero8685 8 месяцев назад
There is no fish pho but there is a seafood pho. With Kani stick, shrimp, squid and fish ball
@rebeccabeebe1
@rebeccabeebe1 2 года назад
Well, now I kinda wanna try and make Pho myself...🤔 I wonder how well I could do.. curious if the beef you buy for bulgogi sliced ribeye? would be suitable for pho?
@XainesWorld
@XainesWorld 2 года назад
while a french cut, I really like Bravette for Pho, it's tough if you don't cook it fast and hot, but if slicing super thin for pho, it works amazingly, also super cheap cut
@DawixTheKing
@DawixTheKing 2 года назад
I am amazed how it is even possible to go so wrong with a dish...
@ChefBrianTsao
@ChefBrianTsao 2 года назад
It takes a special kind of talent
@ebrahimalfardan8823
@ebrahimalfardan8823 2 года назад
8:47 and pho could well be an adapted version of Pot-au-feu. feu..pho, they sound pretty similar and share many similarities.
@diccthundrrr8144
@diccthundrrr8144 2 года назад
Just subbed yesterday and learning new things . Love your work bro . You are very knowledgeable 💫
@elenafetter9690
@elenafetter9690 2 года назад
I absolutely LOVE pho! We have a lot a fantastic Vietnamese restaurants that serve it nearby. I have never made it...but maybe after these reaction videos I might try it. Poor Rachel has never enjoyed this in a restaurant. It's too bad...
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