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Hello there, JaimeInez here! I’m thrilled to welcome you back to Food and Meal, where we celebrate the joy of cooking and the love for food! I’m back with another gastronomic adventure that has led me to a delightful encounter with a beloved Filipino dish – the Marinduque Pancit Miki. Ah, the wonders of food exploration never cease to amaze me. Today, I will share my experiences and insights on this extraordinary noodle dish, without delving into the recipe details since you already have that.

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Marinduque Pancit Miki Recipe

Marinduque Pancit Miki

Moriones Festival of Marinduque (Holy Week). During the Holy Week, which commemorates the supreme sacrifice of Jesus Christ, men and women in Roman costumes populate the streets. This festival is meant to interpret the events of the Holy Week through a longstanding tradition that makes the island a must-visit, even for non-Christians.

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Course: Noodle

Cuisine: Philippines

Keyword: boneless chicken breast, miki noodles

CookingStyle: Stir-frying

Prep Time: 15

Cook Time: 15

Total Time: 30

Servings: people

Calories: 88kcal

Author: Jaime Inez

Cost: $15

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Equipment

4 steps for Filipino dishes Marinduque Pancit Miki 2

1 pan

Ingredients

1 lb. fresh miki noodles rinsed thoroughly
2 pcs boneless chicken breast sliced
1 cup cabbage sliced
1 cup carrots cut julienned style
2 cups snow peas trimmed
1 pc red bell pepper sliced
1 pc onion sliced
3 garlic cloves minced
2 tbsp oyster sauce
4 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp water
1 tbsp vegetable oil
Salt and ground pepper to taste

Instructions

Heat oil in a wok and sauté garlic, onions, and chicken until meat turns slightly brown.
Stir in oyster sauce and soy sauce, plus water. Stir to blend.
Add carrots and bell peppers, stirring continuously for about 2 minutes.
Stir in miki noodles, cabbage and snow peas. Toss to cook the noodles and veggies for 3 minutes more. Serve immediately.

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Notes

It is the Chinese who brought noodle dishes into the consciousness of
Filipinos. But when they got hint of how to cook the most appetizing pancit,
they did not stop with just one variety. Almost every province has their own
special pancit recipe. Marinduque could not be left behind. After all, the
island province, which is part of the MIMAROPA region, is proud to produce
the best miki noodles available in the country. With its texture and taste, you
barely have to do much to turn these noodles into a delicious meal, perfect for
all occasions.

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About Marinduque Pancit Miki

Marinduque’s Pancit Miki is a delightful noodle dish that hails from the heart-shaped island province of Marinduque in the Philippines. This dish is a testament to the rich culinary diversity of the region, with each slurp revealing the love and labor infused into its creation.

Cooking Tips for Marinduque Pancit Miki

Quality of Ingredients: The freshness of your ingredients can significantly impact the taste of your Pancit Miki. Always opt for the freshest produce you can find.
Timing is Key: Overcooking the noodles can lead to a mushy texture. Aim for al dente noodles that have a slight bite to them.
Balance of Flavors: Striking the right balance between savory, sweet, and spicy flavors is crucial to achieving an authentic Marinduque Pancit Miki.

Serving Suggestions for Marinduque Pancit Miki

Garnish Galore: Enhance the visual appeal of your dish by garnishing it with a variety of colorful vegetables and herbs.
Meat Lover’s Delight: Complement your Pancit Miki with a side of grilled meat or fish for a more substantial meal.
Squeeze of Citrus: A dash of calamondin (Filipino lime) can add a refreshing twist to your dish.

FAQs About Marinduque Pancit Miki

What Makes Marinduque’s Pancit Miki Special? Marinduque’s Pancit Miki is unique due to its distinct flavor profile and the use of local ingredients, which gives it an authentic touch.
Can I Use Other Types of Noodles? While you can experiment with other types of noodles, using miki noodles is recommended to maintain the dish’s authenticity.
What Vegetables Go Well with This Dish? A variety of vegetables such as carrots, cabbage, and bell peppers go well with this dish.
How Can I Store Leftovers? Leftovers can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.
Can I Make It Vegan? Yes, you can make a vegan version of Pancit Miki by substituting meat with tofu or other plant-based proteins.

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In the end, my friends, it’s not just about the food. It’s about the journey, the process, and the love that goes into making each dish. That’s what makes me, JaimeInez, so passionate about sharing my experiences with you all. So until next time, keep exploring, keep cooking, and most importantly, keep enjoying food!

Jaime Inez

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