

Hey there strong people! If you’re reading this, thank you for checking out my website! It has been a little while (more than a little actually) that I have published a recipe. The reasons for that are coming in a later Blog post I am working on. For now, I will keep this short and sweet.
If you love Pho, a warm Vietnamese broth that is way to complex for me to describe, you will love this easy at-home version! Side-note confession: I LOVE GROCERY SHOPPING. I would spend hours in the grocery store if I didn’t have a dog at home. In one of my trips to Walmart, while venturing through the “gluten free” isle in the frozen section, I came across a bone-broth I had never seen before: Nona Lim Bone Broth. There were several different flavors and the Vietnamese Beef Bone Broth caught my eye! Once at home I followed the simple heating instructions and it was super tasty! I just drank it straight from the container! Then, I had the idea of adding veggies, meat and ALL the wonderful pho toppings traditionally served at restaurants. It is truly wonderful! Scroll down for the recipe.










Easy Zoodle Pho with “Nona Lim Bone Broth”
Ingredients
- Nona Lim Vietnamese Pho Beef Bone Broth entire serving
- 1 small zucchini 100g
- TOPPINGS:
- Bean Sprouts
- Cilantro
- Basil
- Jalapeno
- Lime Juice
- Hot Sauce Sirracha
- Red Pepper Flakes
- Salt & Pepper
Instructions
- Instructions
- Use a “spiralizer” to make zoodles with small zucchini.
- Follow the heating instructions for the bone broth if frozen. If it is liquid, pour it in bowl with raw zoodles and heat in a small pot until it starts to reach a boil or microwave for 2-3 minutes. The hot broth will cook the zoodles.
- Once hot, top with all the listed and desired toppings.
- OPTIONAL: cooked steak, chicken, or shrimp.