They looked like really cool noodles, and in varying shades of green. Sort of like sea soba. But lukot, a Visayan ingredient, is something that I had NEVER seen before. So I asked the …

May 17, 2022 · Have you seen or tasted Lukot? They look like green noodles underwater and are in fact, secretions of a reef critter. As we celebrate the Month of the ocean, here’s a feature on …

Lukot is a marine delicacy, the egg sac of the sea hare locally known as donsol (Dolabella auricularia). These egg sacs are typically harvested during low tide around seagrasses. While …

May 22, 2008 · My post a few weeks ago on Lukot or Sea Hare Secretions got a lot of reaction, the most obvious of which was "what does it taste like?" At the time, I had photos and some …

In the Philippines the eggs of the Sea Hare are eaten as a delicacy. This delicacy is called in the Philippines Lukot or Lokot. [4] [5] The anti-cancer agent monomethyl auristatin E is derived …

Apr 14, 2016 · Another common ingredient of the seaweed salad is the lukot, green noodle-like strands. Lukot is actually not seaweed, but excretions of the dongsul or sea hare.

Sep 7, 2010 · Lukot is not poop from sea cucumber but it's a secretion from Sea hare or donsol. . Unbeknownst to everybody Lukot can be sun dried aw paajaayan and stay fresh after many …

Aug 1, 2006 · Lukot [Dongsul - Marine Spaghetti] is a marine delicacy sold in many Filipino restaurants. It's delicious and looks exactly like green spaghetti, and I have been told it is the …

An lukot. An lukót [1] (Ingles: stingless bee, stingless honey bee, o meliponines) iyo an apod sa magkapirang mga alimbubuyog (500 na species) na napipisan sa tribung Meliponini.Yaon …

Jan 22, 2025 · Lukot or Seahare noodles is best when its fresh. This may seem weird but it is quite common in Cebu and other Philippine coastal provinces.For more great re...