Pancit Canton
Recipe courtesy of Carlita Domingo and Corinne Domingo
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By barbara.hahn@ho...
San Diego, 43
on August 16, 2012
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Made this last night - SUPER! I did make a couple of changes (due to ingredents on hand, I used frogen peas in stead of green beans, celery chopped fine, and a little more chicken broth. Next time I think I'll break the noodles only for easier mixing. Really a very good dinner, with lots of left overs! Next time I think I'll add lumpia.
I say - TRY IT! You'll love it!
By skystone
Boerne, TX
on September 08, 2011
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I altered the recipe as follows: I doubled the broth, added more carrots, double the amount of oyster sauce, 2 thinly sliced small broccoli crowns, 4 stalks celery, 2 stalks leeks (that were left over, and used 1 bag each of julienne carrots and shredded cabbage, and 1 lb chorizo instead of pork shoulder. Delicious! Great way to get kids to eat veggies.
It made a huge amount, and it was delicious!
By AirForce Flygal
Auburn, WA
on August 09, 2010
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Needed no added salt. Was very tasty. Putting the shrimp in at the same time as the thin sliced chicken and pork caused the shrimp to be overdone by the time the dish was finished cooking. Very easy to make if you do all the prep work before you start. I will make it again. I used a Thai fish sauce and it also enhanced the dish.
By teresa4christ_1...
Cincinnati, 75
on May 26, 2010
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This recipe is better than my mom's! The family really loved it! I did not have any leftovers.
By Chef #1011127
on January 04, 2010
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followed this recipe primarily. did not use pork. used chicken and shrimp only.used 3 carrots and 2 celery sticks cut up. bought some fish sauce at the store and used a bit of that as well. threw in a handful of snap peas and bean sprouts. it made a ton of food. my brother warned me that the noodles might overcook easily..so i did as this recipe suggested. i did not pre soak the noodles as other recipes suggested. i used the maifun noodles...which are rice sticks. i could not find the pancit noodles and had to ask some lady who didnt speak English if the rice sticks were the same as rice noodles. she said they were. they worked beautifully. i have leftovers for days and days. hope it freezes well. it is a big job to make this with cutting up all the vegies . but i am happy with the results. my boyfriend is busy in the kitchen right now, cleaning up the mess. he loved it too.. I am a happy camper.
By Chef #1077469
Santa Rosa, CA
on March 19, 2009
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I'm a beginning cook so when I find something that is super easy and good...it's a keeper.
By jofrias919_7575478
Gibsonton, FL
on July 14, 2007
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tasted just like my mama's
By jghermosillo1_6...
La Mesa, CA
on March 01, 2007
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I love Filipino food and have Filipino friends who have cooked Pancit for me. I tried this recipe and was very pleasantly surprised at how easy and tasty this dish is to make! I'd say it was comparable to my friends' pancit in flavor, and my guests all loved it too! I'll definitely make it again. One thing I added on my own not in the original recipe was a few tablespoons of fish sauce, which I think enhanced the flavor even more. Thanks for a great, easy, tasty recipe a non-Fiipino can make!
By kay_amoudi_7120485
Jeddah
on January 30, 2007
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You i have tried this many times and i love in though am not Philipino and i know that this is there favourit food. and i learned to love it from them... mrrrrrrrrah tasty just don't add any Pork.. coz i don't eat pork..
By dolcevita256
Arlington, VA
on December 21, 2006
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A bit salty so I recommend using reduced sodium broth.