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Monday, November 9, 2026Nov 9

Courters’ Kitchen: Flavors of Vietnamese soup get rolled into wrap

The Phorrito is an amazing dish that combines the rich, fresh flavors of Pho (pronounced fuh), the Vietnamese soup made with beef, rice noodles, herbs and bean sprouts, into a wrap.
The Phorrito is an amazing dish that combines the rich, fresh flavors of Pho (pronounced fuh), the Vietnamese soup made with beef, rice noodles, herbs and bean sprouts, into a wrap. The Phorrito is an amazing dish that combines the rich, fresh flavors of Pho (pronounced fuh), the Vietnamese soup made with beef, rice noodles, herbs and bean sprouts, into a wrap.

KELLEY SAYS: You never know what you might find scouring the internet for recipes. I stumbled across a cooking channel online the other day, and the chef was making something she’d created called a Phorrito. It is just what it sound like: Pho served in a wrap.

BARRY SAYS: It’s a big fist full of heaven is what it is. I mean, Pho by itself is pretty amazing stuff.

KELLEY: If you’ve never had it, it’s a Vietnamese soup made with beef or chicken, cinnamon, star anise, cardamon, coriander and fennel that is slow-cooked for hours and then combined with fresh Thai basil, cilantro, lime and bean sprouts.

BARRY: It’s worth cooking just for the way it makes your house smell.

KELLEY: This dish takes all of that and then thickens the broth so that it works in the wrap. This was really good.