
Four-ingredient instant-noodle omelette—al dente pancit canton bound with eggs, pan-fried till crisp. Serve with ketchup or sweet-sour dip.
Undercook noodles slightly so they keep a bite when fried.
Use the seasoning only; skip extra salt as noodles are already salty.
Press the patty gently to brown; avoid flipping too early to prevent breaking.
For extra crunch, cook in small patties rather than one large omelette.
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Boil water and cook noodles just shy of al dente (about 1 minute less than pack time).
Drain well; toss with the seasoning powder only. Let cool 2 minutes to dry slightly.
Beat eggs with black pepper in a bowl.
Add seasoned noodles (and any add-ins) and fold until evenly coated.
Heat oil in a nonstick pan over medium heat.
Spoon the mixture to form small patties (or one large omelette). Press lightly.
Fry 2–3 minutes per side until deep golden and crisp at the edges.
Transfer to a rack or paper towel to keep crunch.
Serve hot with banana ketchup or sweet-sour dip. Add spring onions on top if desired.
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Got leftover pancit canton or just a random pack in the cupboard? This recipe turns it into a golden, crispy omelette that’s budget-friendly and deeply satisfying. With just a handful of ingredients, it delivers crunch, chew, and comfort in every bite. Serve it with banana ketchup and you’re golden.
Yes! Ramen or other types work fine. Just undercook them slightly before mixing.
The seasoning powder already adds enough saltiness. Add more only if needed after tasting.
Drain noodles well, don’t flip too soon, and always cool the patties on a rack—not a plate.
Serving Size: 1 patty (½ recipe)
* Reference intakes are based on an average adult's 8,400 kJ / 2,000 kcal diet. Your needs may be higher or lower.
Yes—ramen or other instant noodles work. Keep them slightly undercooked before mixing with eggs so the patties hold together and stay springy.
Instant noodle seasoning is already salty; pepper is enough. Add salt only after tasting.
Drain noodles well, don’t overcrowd the pan, and rest the fritters on a rack—not a plate—after frying.
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Great midnight snack. Undercooking the noodles first really helps them keep a bounce.
Used spicy pancit canton and added cheese—legit comfort food. Next time I’ll try with minced pork.
Super tipid and sarap! Small patties turned out extra crispy—banana ketchup on the side is perfect.
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