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Bò Né


Vietnamese Sizzling Beef Steak

A sizzling beef steak served on a hot plate with eggs, pâté, sausage, and vegetables, typically eaten with crusty baguette.

Other variations:

Bò né trứng, Bò né pate, Bò né xúc xích, Bò né thập cẩm

Category

Pan-Fried Dish

Region

Southern Vietnam

Preparation Time

27 min

Servings

4

Difficulty

Easy

About this recipe

Bò Né is a popular Southern Vietnamese breakfast, named for the sound and action of “dodging” (né) the hot oil splatters from the sizzling plate. It’s a hearty, Western-influenced dish adapted to local tastes, often enjoyed at street stalls and casual eateries.

Ingredients List

400 g beef steak (thinly sliced) 4 eggs 2 pork sausages or hot dogs (split lengthwise) 100 g pork pâté 2 tbsp butter 1 onion (sliced) 2 tomatoes (quartered) 1 cucumber (sliced for side) 2 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp Maggi seasoning salt and pepper to taste 4 small baguettes

Materials & Tools

Sizzling cast iron plate portable gas stove or strong burner knife and chopping board mixing bowls spatula

Preparation steps

Total Time :

27 min

Active Time :

27 min

Cooking Time

Step 1

Heat Plate

Heat cast iron plate until smoking hot.

5 min

Step 2

Sear Beef

Add butter, beef slices, seasoning, cook quickly.

5 min

Step 3

Add Sides

Add sausages and tomato wedges.

5 min

Step 4

Cook Eggs

Crack eggs on plate, cook as desired.

5 min

Step 5

Add Pâté

Add slice of pâté on side.

2 min

Step 6

Serve

Serve immediately on sizzling plate with baguette and vegetables.

5 min

Step 7

Step 8

Chef’s Tips

Serve while plate is sizzling for full experience; avoid overcooking beef to keep it tender.

Serving Suggestions

Baguette, cucumber slices, pickled vegetables, chili sauce

Nutritional info

550kcal
36g protein
28g fat
40g carbs

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