Thursday, July 8

P is for Pancit!

Pancit or "Pansit" is stir-fried noodle dish, common in the Philippines, though of Chinese origin. This food is second in popularity to rice in the country. It's similar to yakisoba and yakiudon, Japanese-style stir-fried noodles.The word pancit is derived from the Hokkien (Min Nan) word pian i sit, which literally means something conveniently cooked fast. (wikipedia.com)

For today's Food Tripping Thursdays, I introduce you one of the most popular Filipino dishes ever. If it's a Filipino party, then it's totally incomplete without some type of variation of pancit! I'm showing you different types that I have had here and back in the Philippines. It may seem that they all look the same, but they don't taste the same, I promise! Hit the labels if you're interested in knowing recipes of the dishes.

1. Pancit Palabok


2. Pancit Bihon


3. Pancit Canton


4. Pancit Lomi
If you know some other versions of Pancit, feel free to comment below.

Comment of the Day: --Sanam--
Aww,love the bear t-shirt :D and never tried sushi before,is it good?.Ox

Thanks, dear! You've never tried it? Well, I personally love it enough that I can eat it forever (yes, I'm serious, hahaha!). But it does take an acquired taste. Some people find the idea of eating something raw ickky, or some feel like they don't get full with eating bite size things like sushi.

P.S. I apologize for the slow down on outfit photos.. I've just been so lazy lately to dress up. A lot of times I just want to stay in the bath tub for hours. Either that or be in a beach somewhere getting a decent tan!

P.P.S. Jasmine added one of my outfits in her recent EIU article in chictopia. She featured chictopians wearing chic rewards they got from the site. I think it's a wonderful idea! Looking forward to more posts with this theme, dear!

41 comments:

  1. the food looks delicious! Thank you for sharing :).

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  2. Yum these all look delicious! I think I've had the Pancit Bihon before!

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  3. yum yum yum noodles for the win! :)

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  4. They all look so good! I was lucky enough to have a friend's grandmother make some that I ate once.. I loved it.

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  5. The second one is a regular at all my Mum's filipino parties. Mmmmmm its'soo yummy!

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  6. the food makes me drool... literally ;)
    thanks for sharing!

    Castor Pollux

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  7. Hey, cool feature on Chictopia! I am jealous that you can probably retrieve your chic points easily.

    Palabok is my favorite :)

    B from A plus B

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  8. me want the food :P superbbb
    love,vdcouture

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  9. greaaaattt pictures & I love your blog!! :)

    .a little princess.

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  10. Pancit in our Language(bahasa Melayu) means Flat tyre! hahaa~ It's nice knowing there's another meaning to that word, thanks for sharing :)


    http://pretzyness.blogspot.com

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  11. Pancit Palabok is where it is AT, with extra kalamansi! Yay for Filipino food! I also had halo halo the other day---ugh so good!

    xxAshley

    www.milkteeths.blogspot.com

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  12. Oh wow!! Are those local Philippines food? I would loooove to try them!!! Come to Jakarta, you'll love the food too!

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  13. Wow, the food looks delish! Stunning post! HAPPY FRIDAY XXX

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  14. Woah, this looks awesome! Now I'm hungry :(
    Can't blame you for not making outfit posts, it's waay too hot anyway...
    Hope you have a lovely day xxx

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  15. pancit malabon!!! :) haha is that any different from those you posted above? well it's yummy!

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  16. Ahhh looks so delicious!!!

    have a great weekend!


    xx
    Nikki

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  17. I loved bihuuuun...hehe
    following you it's so fascinating, mind to follow me back?hehe


    ladiesblacknwhite.blogspot.com

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  18. We have similar dishes in Indonesia, especially that Pancit Bihon <3 <3 <3

    And yes, I was so happy to see our pictures on Jasmine's post <3 <3 Yay us :D:D

    www.monochromachic.com

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  19. The food looks amazing, I might have to try one of these recipes and let you know how it goes!

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  20. I actually really hate pancit (except for palabok) and it is very unfilipino of me, LOL

    xx

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  21. i gotta have someone make this for me. stir fried noodles are great! and congrats on the chictopia article. :)

    http://cherylclarke.blogspot.com

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  22. my fave pancit is pancit palabok. i can eat a small bilao all by myself! hahaha. takaw that's me! :)

    thanks for the sweet comment you always leave in my blog. i'm a size 5.5 or 6. do we have the same size?

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  23. Congrats sweetie on the article...Well done:) Have a wonderful weekend and see you soon:)

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  24. Oh it all looks so delicious! Looks like I'll have to go into the kitchen once again today to look into the fridge...and to find nothing in there.

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  25. Thanks for visiting my blog, darling! And by the way, that noodle dish has me drooling. Perfect mix of ingredients. Yum..

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  26. Thanks for the comment, its always nice to see new readers.

    So those pics are totally making me more hungry then I already am : ) Im a lover of noodles

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  27. Looks delicious... I'm drooling!!

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  28. pancit palabok, i want to taste it, looks yummy.
    i think in indonesia we call it mie goreng? i'm not so sure.
    i always love noodle.
    ah.. u make me hungry dear..

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  29. I love pancit, and lumpias, and pan de sal ; )
    www.poolovesboo.blogspot.com

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  30. i love pancit in all its incARnations! i love sushi too, i can eat everyday :) gorgeous outfit in chictopia :)

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  31. oh wow, they all look so delicious. i am especially intrigues by the first one with hard boiled eggs! i might just have to try a recipe out for myself!

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  32. Mmmmmmmm...these all looks SOO delicious!!!

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  33. Oh, that all looks so yum! Especially the first photo.

    http://stylebouquet.blogspot.com/

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  34. Pancit luglog! And miki-bihon! Hahaha. Great, now I'm hungry.

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  35. wow! pancit lomi of chowking!!! my favorite!=)

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  36. My boyfriend is filipino and I loooove going to his family gatherings/parties, I eat this non stop lol

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  37. hahahaha. go philippines! i love the pansit #1. hehe

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  38. lucky me pancit canton is still my favorite!!! though eating that everyday is not healthy..hihi :D

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  39. Oh wow, the food makes me drool! Congrats on the feature : )

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