
This Filipino palabok recipe will change your way of cooking noodle guys better than the restaurant palabok. And the most important and beautiful ingredient of this recipe, Mamasita Palabok mix.
Pancit Palabok originated in the Philippines, with strong associations to Pampanga province where it became popular as comfort food. It was created using pre-cooked rice noodles topped with a savory shrimp-based sauce, often enriched with ground pork and boiled eggs. The dish is traditionally eaten as a main course or merienda, commonly sold by street vendors and served in eateries nationwide.
The name: The name 'Pancit Palabok' comes from the Tagalog word 'pancit' meaning noodles and 'palabok' meaning to sauté or fry, reflecting its regional Filipino linguistic roots.
| Ingredient | EUg · ml | UScups · spoons |
|---|---|---|
| rice noodles | 250 g | 8¾ oz |
| fresh shrimp | ≈ 150 g | ≈ 5 oz |
| onion chopped | ≈ 150 g | ≈ 1 medium onion |
| garlic cloves | ≈ 9 g | ≈ 3 cloves |
| ground beef | 500 g | 1 lb |
| spring onion or green onion | ≈ 30 g | ≈ ¼ cup |
| eggs | ≈ 100 g | ≈ 2 eggs |
| Mamasita Palabok mix | ≈ 100 g | ≈ 4 oz |
| anatto | ≈ 5 g | ≈ 1 tsp |
| chicheron | ≈ 50 g | ≈ 1¾ oz |
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Also used: wok · pan
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