Dried Bamboo Soup – Canh măng giò heo
Dried Bamboo Soup - Canh măng giò heo

By Helen Le Published: March 29, 2021
- Yield: 4 Servings
This soup is one of the must-have dishes for Vietnamese New Year, especially in northern Vietnam
- 1 pc front hock
- 1 tbsp vinegar
- 100 g dried bamboo shoots
- Asian shallots
- scallion
- fish sauce
- Chop the pork hock into about 1 inch pieces. Boil in a pot of boiling water with a teaspoon of salt and a tablespoon vinegar for about 5 minutes to remove all the impurities. Transfer into
ice water bowl to keep the bright
color and the springy texture of the
pork skin.
- Marinate the pork hock with 1 tbsp fish sauce, salt, pepper, stock powder. Leave for about 30 minutes.
- For dry bamboo shoots, soak in rice-washing water overnight. Then boil the bamboo shoot with the lid open for about 3-5 times. Rinse with cold water and tear into shreds.
- Heat some vegetable oil in a pot. Add the pork hock and the shredded bamboo shoot. Season with salt pepper and stir
well for a few minutes. Fill with enough water to cover and cook the pork for about 45 minutes until soft. Add some white part of spring onion on top for garnish.
- You can serve with a side bowl of fish sauce with a few slices of red and green chilies.
Dried Bamboo Soup – Watch how to make it on Youtube
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