Hobe Pancit Palabok (Pancit Luglug)

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Hobe Pancit Palabok (Pancit Luglug)

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Pancit Palabok by Hobe

Pancit Palabok by Hobe is a cornstarch-based noodle that can be used for any of your favorite Palabok recipes.  Preparation is easy, soak for 10 minutes in water, boil for 10-15 minutes, and leave in hot water (remembering to stir and loosen noodles) for another 15-30 minutes.

Find the Mama Sita Palabok Gravy Mix here and the ground chicharon here to top off the dish.

Ingredients: Cornstarch (70%), Water.

Available in 16oz packages

Product of the Philippines

What is pancit palabok:

Pancit Palabok is a mouthwatering Filipino noodle dish topped with shrimp sauce, shrimp, smoked fish flakes, pig cracklings, and eggs. It is the ideal light lunch or anytime snack because it is hearty and delicious. Another illustration of how much Filipinos love their noodle dishes.

 

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