Recipe of Homemade Vietnamese style Beef and Tomato ‘Pasta’

Vietnamese style Beef and Tomato ‘Pasta’. Vietnamese-style beef pasta (nui xao bo) is a stir-fry dish with pasta, beef and onions. You can add different kinds of vegetables for textures and colors. This pasta dish is very popular in Saigon.

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Hey everyone, it's Louise, welcome to my recipe page. Today, we're going to make a distinctive dish, vietnamese style beef and tomato ‘pasta’. It is one of my favorites food recipes. This time, I'm gonna make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

Vietnamese-style beef pasta (nui xao bo) is a stir-fry dish with pasta, beef and onions. You can add different kinds of vegetables for textures and colors. This pasta dish is very popular in Saigon.

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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have vietnamese style beef and tomato ‘pasta’ using 16 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Vietnamese style Beef and Tomato ‘Pasta’:

1. {Get of Marinated Beef.
2. {Get of Beef (porterhouse steak).
3. {Get of minced garlic.
4. {Get of oyster sauce.
5. {Get of soy sauce.
6. {Make ready of sugar.
7. {Make ready of pepper.
8. {Make ready of oil.
9. {Get of Pasta.
10. {Make ready of pasta (macaroni or spirals).
11. {Prepare of tomato paste.
12. {Make ready of garlic minced.
13. {Take of Garnish.
14. {Make ready of oil.
15. {Make ready of Tomato.
16. {Take of Cucumber.

It is very likely you will have to adjust the amount of sugar added to this recipe to counteract the acidity. Nui is the Vietnamese word for macaroni, xao means to stir-fry and Bo means beef. So it's basically stir-fried macaroni with beef. If you buy a Nui package in Vietnam, it tastes slightly different than the Italian pasta you can buy in the West as they do add some sort of rice flour in making the pasta dough.

Instructions to make Vietnamese style Beef and Tomato ‘Pasta’:

1. Slice beef into 1 inch cubes.
2. Combine with all beef marinade ingredients except the oil and set aside in fridge for at least an hour. This can be marinated overnight..
3. Cook your pasta per packet instructions in salted water, but remove 1 minute earlier..
4. (Whilst the pasta is cooking) Heat up a wok to high, add a tablespoon of oil. When the wok is very hot, add beef and stir fry for a minute or two before removing it. You want to brown the meat but keep it partially rare as it will continue to cook with the pasta later on..
5. Add tomato paste to the wok..
6. Add cooked pasta, toss to coat in tomato sauce.
7. Add beef cubes, stir fry for another minute and serve.
8. Garnish plate with freshly sliced tomato and cucumber. Finish with extra black pepper to your taste..

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