Lukot-Lukot is a traditional Waray seaweed salad from the Eastern Visayas region of the Philippines. Made with fresh seaweed (lukot), it has a slightly chewy texture and briny flavor, balanced by the creaminess of coconut, the tang of vinegar, and the heat of chili. It is commonly eaten as a refreshing snack or appetizer, especially in coastal communities.
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Lukot-Lukot is a staple snack in Waray coastal communities, often enjoyed fresh after seaweed harvesting. It reflects the Waray people's reliance on marine resources and their simple yet flavorful approach to food. It is commonly eaten as a midday snack or pulutan (drinking accompaniment).
1. Clean and rinse the lukot thoroughly. 2. Combine lukot with coconut milk, vinegar, chili, and red onion. 3. Season with salt to taste. 4. Mix well and let sit for 10 minutes to ...
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Sometimes includes grated green mango for extra tartness
May use lime juice instead of vinegar
Claude Tayag — Philippine Food, Cooking, & Dining Dictionary
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