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Stick-beaten chicken shreds of China

Posted onJanuary 17, 2017AuthorhockeykulLeave a comment

 The dish features a spicy(spicy food is strongly flavoured with spices) flavour and tender texture, which is popular among local people. Now, the dish is also served in Sichuan food restaurants in big cities like Beijing(北京Běijīng) and Shanghai(上海Shànghǎi). In recent years, many Continue Reading

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Famous Honey Chicken Wing

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 Bake about one hour at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Best if prepared a day ahead and rebaked one hour at 400 degrees Fahrenheit(Fahrenheit is a scale for measuring temperature, in which water freezes at 32 degrees and boils at 212 degrees).  Continue Reading

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About the Tan Imperial Cuisine

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 And the environment is also another factor. In the elegant and peaceful space chosen to enjoy this meal, you will calm down and escape the stresses of busy life.    The Beijing cuisine(北京菜Běijīng cài), one of the eight most famous regional Continue Reading

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Pantang water chestnut cakes of China

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 The cake is usually cut into square-shaped slices and steamed or pan-fried before serving. The cake is soft but keeps its shape when it is ready to serve. Often a golden brown color, it tastes slippery, refreshing and tasty with Continue Reading

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Food of Lijiang,Yunnan in China

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 Lijiang Baba(丽江粑粑Lìjiāng bābā) as a sort of the most popular snack in Lijiang is divided into two categories: the sweet and salty. Both of them are featuring golden color and crispy exterior.    As Lijiang located in the key traffic Continue Reading

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Food in Lijiang

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 This is another kind of famous cold dish or snack in Lijiang. This food can be found from the booths or restaurants in all streets and lanes of Lijiang. Ji Dou Liang Fen is made of local soybean. This jelly-like Continue Reading

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Local Food of Chongqing

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 Not only is the local people like to eat, and with the development of society, population flow(人口流动rénkǒu liúdòng), many food has is known all over the country, some even spread to foreign countries also are admired.      The Chongqing(重庆Chóngqìng), there are Continue Reading

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Cool Herbal Tea of China

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 Cool herbal tea has a long history, with the first brand of “Wanglaoji Herbal Tea” launched by Wang Zebang from Heshan in 1828. Later, Wanglaoji Herbal Tea was introduced overseas and it’s been popular among Chinese people across the world Continue Reading

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Fried Flour Cakes

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 Hui Muslims believing in Islam traditionally gather in mosques for services in every Ramadan and all families exchange home-made youxiang as a sign of mutual respect to deepen friendship.    The Youxiang(油酥烧饼yóusū shāobǐng) is a traditional snack(a snack is something such Continue Reading

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Drunken Chicken in Shaoxing Wine of China

Posted onJanuary 17, 2017January 17, 2017AuthorhockeykulLeave a comment

 After the chicken wings are blanched in hot water and rest enough in it, I plunge them in ice water like making hand-pulled chicken. So doing, the chicken skin will remain tender but no ruptures; the meat will become firm Continue Reading

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