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Pancit Molo ala "Lomi"

I was craving for Lomi but all I had were mostly ingredients for Pancit Molo, so I decided to combine the specialties of Iloilo and Batangas into one, I must say delicious, noodle dish.


Though, it's not really the authentic recipe for the Batangueno soup but it satisfied my lomi cravings. And it's very easy to make despite how heavy and complicated the resulting dish becomes.
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 It's more of the fact that the noodles used are Pancit Molo wrappers and meat are the filling but you can also use dried flat noodles and plain ground meat.

Here's a recipe for my Pancit Molo ala Lomi.

Ingredients
  • 3 cups sliced Pancit Molo wrappers or dried flat noodles, around 1/2 inch width or so
  • 1 cup Pancit Molo filling or sauteed ground pork
  • 1 cup sliced Sayote
  • 1 cup sliced Carrots
  • 2 cups shredded Cabbage
  • 5 cups chicken stock or you can use chicken broth cubes
  • 2-3 beaten Eggs
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • Sesame oil 


How to make Pancit Molo ala Lomi
  1. Boil chicken stock (or water with chicken cubes)
  2. Add sayote and carrots then boil for 1-2 minutes.
  3. Add Pancit Molo noodles and filling (or ground pork) and boil until noodles are almost cooked.
  4. Finally, add cabbage and boil for another 2-3 minutes of until cabbage is cooked.
  5. Season with salt and pepper.
  6. Turn off heat and let it stand for a minute of two then mix beaten egg in the soup.
  7. Transfer into serving bowl then drizzle with sesame oil.


The measurements and procedure are just guides in the recipe for you can tweak the recipe to adjust to your taste and cooking techniques.

And you can add more ingredients by using/adding pork and liver slices, kikiam, shrimps and more. Enjoy!


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