Cooking with Communism: Bon Bo Hue, Ang Pochero ng Komunistang Sosyal

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Greetings comrades! It's time for another segment of Cooking with Communism! People may say that capitalist broths taste good. Well say no more and one may want to taste this new soup called Bun Bo Hue. It's a fiery soup that's fit for a Communist, according to the great teachers Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. Mao loved spicy braised pork belly and Deng loved spicy fish hotpot. 

For a revolutionary, the Bon Bo Hue would be that spicy revolutionary meal for every Communist. The recipe is primarily made of beef. However, pork bones can be mixed into it to add more flavor. The capitalist beef soups of South Korea aren't too difficult. Of course, the Komunistang Sosyal will not endorse North Korea dishes because it's a failed socialist state. Sure, Vietnamese have accepted Korean capitalist broths but diners may find Bon Bo Hue better than Seollongtang. 

With the Bon Bo Hue, Communists can delight in the successful revolution of a beef broth.

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