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Pho
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A Vietnamese restaurant opened near me recently and I had my first taste of pho (with beef and tripe). These photos remind me of how wonderful it tasted! You captured the succulence I remember.
ReplyDeleteGood images for a phone.
ReplyDeleteThe meat looks really good. The last time I had pho, all the meat was gray.
Great photo Robin! But the meat portion is a bit skimpy there. Have you had pho here in the US? Much more generous with the meat!
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