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		<title>By: Japanese Cooking &#187; Saigon Secrets : BÃºn bÃ² Huáº¿</title>
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		<description>[...] The Reflector wrote an interesting post today on Saigon Secrets : B&#195;&#186;n b&#195;&#178; Hu&#225;&#186;&#191;Here&#8217;s a quick excerpt [IMG] BÃºn bÃ² Huáº¿ is a popular Vietnamese soup noodle dish. The predominant flavor is of lemongrass. The broth is sometimes mildly spicy, rarely very spicy, and occasionally not spicy at all. BÃºn bÃ² Huáº¿ originated in the old imperial capital of Central Vietnam, Huáº¿. The rice noodles used in this soup is different (much thicker) from the one used in phá»Ÿ. The noodle is most similar to the Japanese soba noodle in size and texture. The broth is prepared by cooking beef bones for a long period of t [...]</description>
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		<description>[...] Check it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting post today.Here&#8217;s a quick excerpt [IMG] BÃºn bÃ² Huáº¿ is a popular Vietnamese soup noodle dish. The predominant flavor is of lemongrass. The broth is sometimes mildly spicy, rarely very spicy, and occasionally not spicy at all. BÃºn bÃ² Huáº¿ originated in the old imperial capital of Central Vietnam, Huáº¿. The rice noodles used in this soup is different (much thicker) from the one used in phá»Ÿ. The noodle is most similar to the Japanese soba noodle in size and texture. The broth is prepared by cooking beef bones for a long period of t [...]</description>
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