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Bulalomi

Yields4 ServingsTotal Time1 hr 35 mins

Bulalo and Lomi in one comforting dish!

Soup
 1 kg beef shank
 salt and ground black pepper
 4 tbsp oil
 4 tbsp garlicminced
 8 cups water
 3 pcs large white onionquartered
 2 leek strandschopped
 1 tbsp peppercorns
 2 tbsp patis
 1 tbsp salt
 4 cups fresh lomi noodles
 2 pcs eggsbeaten
 ½ head pechay baguio
 1 cup Baguio beanscut into 1-inch pieces
 ½ cup carrotscut into thin strips
 ½ head cabbagechopped
 7 tbsp cornstarchdissolved in ΒΌ cup water
Assembly
 pork liverboiled and sliced
 kikiamfried and sliced
 squidballsfried and sliced
 chicharoncrushed
 spring onionschopped
 garlicminced and toasted
1

Lightly season the beef with salt and ground black pepper.

2

In a pot or pressure cooker, fry the minced garlic in vegetable oil until golden and crispy then sear the beef shanks on all sides until the meat is an even brown color. Add enough water to completely cover the meat and bring it to a boil. Skim off any excess fat and scum that might have accumulated on top.

3

Add the white onions and let it cook in the pot or pressure cooker for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Skim off more excess fat and scum that might have accumulated on top.

4

Add the leeks and peppercorns and bring to a boil, then add the patis and salt. Let it continue to simmer in the pot or pressure cooker on low heat until meat is tender.

5

Remove meat and allow to cool. Quickly dip fresh lomi noodles into broth to cook. Set aside.

6

Add beaten eggs and mix until well combined. Add pechay baguio, baguio beans, carrots, and cabbage. Stir in cornstarch slurry until thickened.

Assembly
7

Serve lomi noodles and soup in a bowl, topped with beef shanks, sliced pork liver, kikiam, squidballs, chicharon, toasted garlic, and spring onions. Happy eating!

Nutrition Facts

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