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Burmese salads. In
Filipino cuisine, the
noodles are
called a
similar name:
sotanghon because of the po****r dish of the same name made from them
using chicken...
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misua or
miswa (wheat vermicelli),
palabok (yellow
cornstarch noodles),
sotanghon (gl**** noodles), and
odong (yellow
flour noodles). They can also be named...
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glutinous rice. A Chinese-influenced
variant of
paelya using gl****
noodles (
sótanghon)
instead of rice. A
giant “Paella ala Cordillera” was
prepared by 10 chefs...
- dishes, such as
pancit guisado, bihon, miki-bihon, chami,
pancit canton,
sotanghon and
others if available. A
panciteria has a more
extensive menu of pancit...
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significantly in the
ingredients and the
noodles used. It uses gl****
noodles (
sotanghon) in
chicken stock with
tomato sauce, milk,
beans (mung
beans or garbanzos)...
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usually flat
Misua –
wheat vermicelli Palabok –
yellow cornstarch noodles Sotanghon – gl****
noodles Idiyappam Sevai Bakmi Bihun – made from rice
flour Cirambay...
- may also be used in
place of calamansi. Some
variants of the dish use
sotanghon (gl**** noodles)
instead of bihon.
Others also add
mussels or shrimp, and/or...
- is
added to give it a
richer flavor. The name
literally means "soup".
Sotanghon – a
noodle soup that
features cellophane noodles,
chicken and vegetables...
- buko
canton choca estacion lomi
luglug Malabon mami miki Molo
palabok sotanghon Pares mami Sinigáng sa misô Sopa de
fideo Sopas Sausages Longganisa Alaminos...
- They are also
common ingredients in
noodle (pancit) dishes. Upo with
sotanghon Upo
being sauteed (ginisa) In Vietnam, it is a very po****r vegetable...
