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Cooking Pancit Batil Patong with Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2

Pancit Batil Patong with Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2

I simply cannot count how many kinds of pancits this country has. Each province has their own pancit which they are very proud of. Aside from Pancit Bihon and Pancit Canton which can be found on almost all the restaurants, I grew up eating Pancit Luglog of Navotas because of my mother who hails from the town. My husband grew up eating Pancit Malabon because he grew up in the small city of Malabon.

So you see, ours is a pancit-loving family and we really look forward to trying out different kinds of pancit from the different provinces all over the country.

One of those we wanted to try is the Pancit Batil Patong which is also known as Pancit Tuguegarao. We haven’t been to Tuguegarao and we are not going there anytime soon so I just tried to recreate this at home the other day with the help of my new Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2.

Pancit Batil Patong  (or Pancit Tuguegarao) is usually made up of Fresh Miki noodles, minced carabao’s meat, bean sprouts, cabbage, chicharon, and fried egg. Just in case you’re wondering Batil means mix and Patong means topping. I guess that’s because everything is piled up on top of one another and you have to mix it when you eat it..

Meet my little helper in cooking Pancit Batil Patong….

Unboxing Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 (10″)

Here are the Specs and Features of Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2:

  • Intel Atom Processor Z37745
  • Android 4.4 KitKat
  • 10.1″ Full HD 1920 x 1200 IPS Display
  • 8MP Rear Camera, 1.6MP Front Camera
  • 2GB RAM
  • 32Gb Memory
  • 3-cell Battery, 96,mAH

*Up to 18 hours Battery Life with Dolby Digital Audio

Lenovo has upgraded the Yoga Table 2 to Intel® Atom™ processor, Dolby® Audio, and Wolfson® Master Hi-Fi™. It also has dual front speakers and an 8 MP rear camera. Yoga Tablet 2 sports better connectivity, with dual band Wi-Fi and a micro USB with OTG connection that allows users to charge their phones with a separate cable on the go.

It can be used with its three original modes which is Hold, Tilt and Stand . But wait!, there’s a fourth mode – Hang. This mode allows you to hang the Yoga when viewing content, freeing up your hands to do other tasks. Lenovo has also improved the kickstand in Stand mode for more stability when pressing the 10-point multi-touch screen.

These four modes gives you the freedom to do the things you want while using the tablet.

peanutbutter♥ made me a hook so I can try just how convenient it is to use in “hang mode“. Of course, I’m gonna use it doing my favorite thing to do (and that which I do most of the time) which is cooking. It is also one of the activities where I need both of my hands to be able to work well.

I adapted my friend Raymund of Ang Sarap‘s Pancit Batil Patong recipe only without the pork belly because I didn’t want too much pork. I also didn’t use fish sauce because the chicken stock is already salty. I can’t find carabao meat in the market, so I used ground beef instead.

To demonstrate just how versatile this Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 is, I used it in it’s “hang mode” to look at the recipe instructions while cooking Tuguegarao’s Pancit Batil Patong.

The first thing you have to do when cooking this dish is to place pan in high heat then pour oil. Add the ground beef and stir fry until brown.

It’s really nice that I can put the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 in hang mode because I can cook while reading the recipe instructions. This frees up my hand to do  all the things I have to do and since it’s hanging up there, I also avoid splattering it with the ingredients I work with like cooking oil and soy sauce.

When the beef has browned, season it with salt and then set aside.

Next. lower the heat and sauté half of the onion and garlic until the onion becomes translucent. Add the fresh Miki noodles, chicken stock, and soy sauce then cook for around 5 minutes while stirring continuously. You can add fish sauce if you like but I didn’t add anymore since it’s already quite tasty for me. Transfer the noodles to a large serving plate.

In the same pan, add 1 tbsp of oil and sauté the remaining onions and garlic. When onions are translucent, add shredded cabbage. Season with salt and pepper and stir-fry for about 1 minute. Remove from the skillet and place on top of the noodles.

Spread the ground beef on top of the shredded cabbage, followed by the crushed chicharon, the finally topping it off with fried egg.

Serve with Calamansi on the side!

Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 definitely made cooking and looking up recipes very easy. I think I’ll have to replace that temporary hook with a permanent one because this baby and I are gonna be kitchen partners! Aside from freeing up my hands, it also takes amazing food photos that’s perfect for sharing in facebook and instagram!

The Yoga Tablet 2 Androids will be priced at Php13,999 (wifi) and Php19,999 (LTE wifi) for the 8-in and 10-in variants respectively.

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Pancit Batil Patong

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★★★★★

4.8 from 8 reviews
  • Author: Peachy Adarne

Ingredients

Scale
  • 300g Fresh Miki
  • 150g ground beef
  • 1 cup crushed chicharon
  • 1 cup shredded cabbage
  • 1/2 cup chicken stock or 1/2cup water mixed with 1/2 chicken cube
  • 1 tbsp soy sauce
  • 1 onion, chopped
  • 4 cloves garlic, minced
  • freshly ground black pepper
  • fried egg
  • cooking oil
  • calamansi

Instructions

  1. Heat oil in a skillet and add ground beef. Stir fry until brown, season with salt and set aside.
  2. In the same skillet, sauté half of the onion and garlic until the onion becomes translucent.
  3. Add the fresh Miki noodles, chicken stock, and soy sauce then cook for around 5 minutes while stirring continuously. You can add fish sauce if you like
  4. Transfer noodles to a large serving plate.
  5. In the same pan, add 1 tbsp of oil and sauté the remaining onions and garlic.
  6. When onions are translucent, add shredded cabbage. Season with salt and pepper and stir-fry for about 1 minute.
  7. Remove from the skillet and place on top of the noodles.
  8. Spread the ground beef on top of the shredded cabbage, followed by the crushed chicharon, then finally topping it off with fried egg.
  9. Serve with Calamansi on the side.

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89 Responses

  1. Haha! I quite agree with your sentiment over these variants of pancit. Minsan nga nakakalito so whenever I have to order pancit, I always prefer with bihon noodles.

    That Lenovo looks a lot useful for you. Andali tignan ang recipe and hindi nakakalat yung tablet kung saan-saan while you’re cooking. Cool!

    1. I love Bihon too but I want to try the different kinds of pancit all over the Philippines. I’m loving my new Lenovo Yoga Tbalet 2

  2. Delicious dish Peachy…and how fun your new kitchen “gadget”…I too use my iPad very often in the kitchen…
    Hope you are enjoying your week 🙂

  4. Yay! Im using my BB too when I get recipes online. Problem is, it’s kinda small and I’m a messy cook so there’s a tendency that stuff might spill over my phone. This is cool! I like the “hang mode” of your yoga tablet. 🙂

    I’m familiar with both Pansits from Malabon and Navotas coz my mom used to bring me to her office in Navotas. Pero ngayon ko lang narinig ung Pansit Batil. Man it looks delicioso!!!

    ★★★★

  5. I have never heard of pancits before 🙂 That sounds like a fun gadget and it would be very helpful to anyone who spends a lot of time in the kitchen.

  6. This looks and sounds like a great tablet. I would love it for in the kitchen, I’m always trying to get recipes and its tough with my ipad…. I need a stand or this tablet!

  9. Ooh I’ve never heard of that tablet before. How’s the battery life? What you made looks SOOO freaking good!!

  10. Great use of technology. We use our iPad when we cook to make sure we follow the recipe and watch along the way.

  11. This looks delicious. I love bookmarking new recipes to try. I like that you included photos of the process as well!

    ★★★★★

  12. That tablet looks super cool. I use my tablet all the time for following or looking up recipes in the kitchen!

  13. The hang mode is totally genius! I always have to lug my laptop in and out of the kitchen when looking up & making a recipe

  15. Cool gadget! I’d love to check out that Lenovo. I need something like that here!

  17. First of all, that dish looks absolutely scrumptious! 🙂 And what a great tablet! I love the hook idea – it’s so neat that you can hang it from your cupboards to use in the kitchen hands-free!

  18. How clever – you put 2 very interesting subjects into one post and made it very interesting and your images help to hold my attention! Great work

    ★★★★★

  20. oh wow the food looks so delicious, I am not familiar with different Pancit’s never heard of it before so thanks for the intro. I love lenovo products my company uses only lenovo laptop and i just got the latest one love it. The tablet looks awesome.

  21. I love how that tablet can be hung up to view in the kitchen! I had no idea they made something like that! Thanks for sharing!

  22. Mmm, I love pancit!! It’s such good comfort food, and yes, I couldn’t believe how many kinds there were!

  23. omg the yoga tablet looks so cool!!! I need one super bad with all the cooking I do!

  24. That recipe looks really good. And to be able to hang the tablet to read the recipes would be the coolest thing!!

  26. This looks like a perfect tablet for me. I love to try new recipes and would love to have the recipe so handy.

  27. Your Pancit Batil Patong really came out picture-perfect. This looks like something that my Dad would eat. I would love to have a tablet that hung nicely so that I could read recipes or even follow along with a YouTube cooking video.

  28. While that Yoga tablet is the coolest I have ever seen (I mean you can hang it in the kitchen!) my eyes just cant stay off of that egg. I love noodle dishes with fried eggs. YUM!

  29. I don’t know why, but anything topped with an egg like that looks good to me. I love how easy it is to use your tablet in the kitchen while you are cooking.

  31. This dish looks delicious! Thanks for sharing along with the info about the Lenovo.

    ★★★★

  32. I have been looking for a tablet that I can get along with. I just have not found one yet, I will have to check this one out. Now for the recipe, it looks so fantastic. I want some.

  33. We have a convertible that we use in the kitchen also, they are fantastic. The hang mode looks like a killer feature though. The recipe looks good, might be one my wife and I make when the kids are away, though.

  38. The tablets looks really nice. And the pancit looks inviting. Will definitely try this recipe 🙂

  39. The pancit looks so delish Sis. I am not a good cook. I also use my laptop to check the videos in YouTube. I wish I have your gadget, small yet chic.

  43. I love all kinds of pancit and I love pancit batil patong! Got a chance to try it when my husband and I went to Tuguegarao on an official business. It really tasted so good! Great recipe you shared here and great help (Lenovo) too! Thank you for sharing. 🙂

  44. The Yoga Tablet 2 looks great, but what’s even more awesome is your cooking! That pancit batil patong looks delicious! Bookmarking so I can try it sometime.

  46. Wow 🥰 thankyou for sharing po .Nice gaganda ng mga food photos !☺️ talagang ma eenganyo magluto 😇 yummy new recipe para sakin po🤩

  47. So yummy I want this . Thanks for the recipe ma ..

    ★★★★★

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I'm a foodie mommy living in the Philippines. I'm a mom to two daughters named PURPLE SKYE and PERIWINKLE MOONE and wife to a loving husband I fondly call peanutbutter♥. I am a foodie by heart, a coffee lover and a froyo and yogurt junkie. Learn more →

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