Ingredients
- 1 package 8oz 227g luglug (cornstarch stick or thick rice noodles)
- ¾ pound ground pork
- ½ teaspoon powdered annatto seeds or ¼ cup annatto seeds diluted in ¼ cup water
- 4 to 5 cups shrimp juice
- 5 tablespoons fish sauce patis
- ½ teaspoon ground black pepper
- 8 cloves of garlic minced
- 1 medium-sized onion minced
- 1 ½ cup pork rinds chicharon, pounded
- ½ pound shrimp shelled
- ¼ pound pusit cut
- 1 piece lemon sliced
- 3 pieces hard boiled eggs sliced
- ¼ cup toasted garlic
- 4-5 tablespoons cornstarch diluted in 4 tablespoon water.
- 3 tablespoon tinapa flakes optional
Instructions
- When using luglug noodles (cornstarch stick) soak it in water for ½ to an hour.Boil water then submerge luglug noodles for 5 minutes or when desired texture is obtained. Follow the instruction provided on the package. Drain and set aside.
- Heat oil over medium to low heat.
- Fry shrimp till pink. Remove from pan and set aside.
- Fry squid for 2 minutes. Set aside too.
- On the same pan, saute onion for 2 minutes.
- Add garlic and cook till light golden brown.
- Add fish sauce.
- Put ground pork and cook till pale or light brown..
- Before making the shrimp stock, remove some of the fat from the shrimp head and saute. This is optional but it adds so much flavor.
- Stir-in annatto powder or annatto water.
- Add ground black pepper.
- Pour shrimp stock. Bring to a boil.
- Let it simmer for 15 minutes over low heat.
- Slowly pour cornstarch mixture while stirring constantly until sauce turns thick. Let it simmer for 3 minutes and continue stirring.Note: Make more cornstarch mixture if sauce is still not thick.
- Taste sauce, add more fish sauce, if you like.
- Add noodles and mix well. Turn off heat.
- Quickly add 1 cup of ground pork rind or cracklings. Mix well and transfer noodle mixture right away in a serving platter to keep cracklings crunchy.
- Garnish with shrimp, squid, green onions, eggs and tinapa flakes.
- Serve with roasted garlic, green onions, lemon and fish sauce.
Notes
- Make the shrimp stock ahead of time.
- Don’t over cook noodles. Keep noodle texture firm.

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