Vietnamese Shrimp & Crab Thick Noodle Soup (Banh Canh Tom Cua)

Banh Canh is the only Vietnamese noodle soup that you will eat with a spoon. However, if you are like my kids, forego the spoon and chopsticks altogether, and slurp it directly from the bowl.

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