Description
Pancit Batil Patong or Pancit Tuguegarao is made out of pansit miki Tuguegarao, minced carabao meat (water buffalo), bean sprouts and other vegetables topped with egg and chicharon. Batil Patong if directly translated means “beat the egg” for Batil and “placed on top” for Patong and that explains the egg on top.
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Ingredients
- 500g Fresh Miki or Hokkien noodles
- 200g fatty pork belly, sliced into small pieces
- 200g premium minced beef or minced water buffalo
- 2 cups crushed chicharon, you can add more if you want (recipe here)
- 1/4 head cabbage, sliced
- 100g bean sprouts
- 3–4 cups chicken stock
- 1/2 cup soy sauce
- fish sauce, to taste
- 1 red onion, sliced
- 8 cloves garlic, minced
- freshly ground black pepper
- fried eggs
- oil
- Lime, Lemon or calamansi
Instructions
- Place wok in high heat then pour oil and add beef mince, stir fry until brown, season with salt and then set aside.
- Still on high heat add the pork pieces into the wok then cook until brown on all sides.
- Lower the heat to medium then add half of the garlic and onions, sauté for 1 minute.
- Put heat again on high then add the fresh noodles, 1 cup of chicken stock and soy sauce, carefully stir while cooking.
- Continuously stir while slowly adding the remaining chicken stock for at least 5 minutes.
- Flavour with fish sauce then stir in the bean sprouts. Remove noodles from wok, bean sprouts will cook in the remaining heat from the noodles then place on a large serving dish.
- Add oil to the wok then sauté the remaining garlic and onions, add the cabbages and stir fry for 2 minutes, season with fish sauce and pepper. Remove from wok then place on top of noodles.
- Spread cooked minced beef on top of vegetable.
- Spread crushed chicharon on top of minced beef.
- Top with cooked egg then serve with lime, lemon or calamansi.
Oh wow each layer is better than the awesome one under it. Great dish!
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Delicious!
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Wow, what a gorgeous dish, Raymund! So many layers of deliciousness right there. Very impressive. 🙂
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Here in New Mexico USA we call a dish like this a pileup. Piled high with lots of flavors and deliciousness! Total comfort food – that’s what I call a dish like this. I love the noodles, the cabbage, the meat, and to top it off – the egg! What a GREAT dish!
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Oh my goodness, seriously Raymund, this looks AMAZING! I love the noodles, the fried eggs, the minced meat, and the crunchy… everything!
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For me, my no.1 pancit is palabok, too! But I’ll never ever turn down a pancit with chicharron and fried egg on top! Yum, yum…
Hi. The egg is not fried, its poached. Fried egg gives a different flavor to it. Poach egg is better.
Thanks for this tip, will try it poached next time.
Gosh, so much good stuff crammed into one dish! Great combo of flavors here. I’m a sucker for anything with noodles in it. The fried egg looks great! Good stuff – thank you so much.
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This will be a great dish for my teenagers when they come home starving from school.
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This looks fantastic – I love egg with my noodles. Used to get this combo from an Asian foodcourt when I worked in the city with duck.
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Layers n Layers of Goodness!!!
I am learning about so many new dishes here.. love it!!
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I really like dishes with eggs on top, whether asian or European
There would easily be something for all of us in these gorgeous layers. 🙂
it is so pretty with the egg on top! like the cherry atop a sundae 🙂
I love any dish that has fried egg on top. It states “comfort” in the dish! I rarely see fried egg on noodle dish, so I was excited to learn about this dish!
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I love all that layering! I’ve never seen this before – definitely going on my must try list (especially with the fried egg!)
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Put a fried egg on anything and I love it – put it over that dish and I’m in heaven !
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I am an American and I belong to the Rotary Club of TuguegaraoRainbow. They introduced me to Batil PaTong at the Long Life Restaurant. I enjoyed it very much with the liver, onion and egg flavors.Now here in Georgia on 30 day visit, my Filipina friend never heard of this dish and they originate from Quirino, Isabela,,
Long life is now closed. The cook put up his own panciteria and its now named Jeff’S Panciteria. sarap sarap!
where’s the soup in this pansit batil patong?? i miss to eat this
Craving for one right now, and it’s already lunchtime 🙁
An overloaded pancit. No Filipino can resist this. Looks delicious!
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This is by far the nearest among the posted article online how to cook the Batil Patung Tuguegarao. Just that the egg has to pouched coz the taste of it will make a difference. I’m from Tuguegarao by the way
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Thanks for your feedback! really appreciate it