Char the ginger and onion
8 minSauté the halved ginger and onion in a dry pan until the edges are lightly charred, then set aside; this step gives the stock its characteristic smoky aroma.
A clear broth simmered for a long time with chicken bones, given deep aroma by cinnamon, star anise, and ginger. Finished with rice noodles, fresh cilantro, and lemon, this Vietnamese cuisine classic is a warming, filling soup on cold days.
Sauté the halved ginger and onion in a dry pan until the edges are lightly charred, then set aside; this step gives the stock its characteristic smoky aroma.
Bring the bone-in chicken thigh meat to a boil in cold water in a large pot, skimming off the foam that collects on the surface with a spoon.
Add the charred ginger-onion, cinnamon stick, star anise, salt, and fish sauce, and cook with the lid ajar over low heat until the stock deepens in flavor.
Remove the cooked chicken from the water and shred it, then strain the remaining stock through a fine sieve to remove the spice pieces.
Divide the boiled rice noodles among bowls, pour the shredded chicken and hot stock over them, and serve with spring onion, cilantro, and lemon wedges.
Important: skim off the foam that collects on top frequently with a spoon while boiling the broth, otherwise the soup will stay cloudy. Note: don't step away from the stove while charring the ginger and onion, they can burn quickly. Allergen: fish sauce contains a seafood derivative.
If you prepare the broth a day ahead and let it rest in the fridge, you can easily skim off the fat that collects on top, giving you a clearer soup. Fresh chili pepper rings can be served separately at the table.
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