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Tag Archives: Chinese Markets
Guilin rice noodles, part two
Now that the hard part is done with the preparation of the master stock, or lushui 卤水 (described yesterday), putting together a delicious bowl of Guilin rice noodles, or Guilin mifen 桂林米粉, is relatively straightforward. If you want to make … Continue reading
Posted in - Featured Food Discoveries, - Recipes, Chinese food
Tagged กุ้ยหลิน, เส้นหมี่, Chinese Markets, guilin, mifen, noodles, 桂林米粉
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Master stock for Guilin rice noodles
Guilin rice noodles, or guilin mifen 桂林米粉, is a delicious lunch or anytime snack that is popular not only in Guilin, but in large cities all around China. There used to be a place right near my old school in … Continue reading
Posted in - Recipes, Chinese food
Tagged กุ้ยหลิน, เส้นหมี่, Chinese Markets, lushui, noodles, stock, 卤水, 桂林米粉
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Tofu threads, a nice cold side dish
Back in 2010 I enjoyed a northeastern-style buckwheat noodle restaurant in Huhhot, Inner Mongolia. On the table were several cold plate dishes to eat together with the noodles, among them was a small dish of tofu threads or tofu “silk”. … Continue reading
Posted in - Featured Food Discoveries, - Recipes, Chinese food
Tagged Chinese Markets, cold dish, 豆腐丝, tofu, 凉拌
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“Big plate chicken” spice pack from Urumchi
I’m not big on non-perishables that are loaded with chemicals and preservatives. I really appreciate fresh ingredients and the time taken to produce a beautiful stew. That said, I couldn’t resist this very unusual find today at a local market … Continue reading
Posted in - Featured Food Discoveries, Central Asia/Uyghur food, Chinese food
Tagged Chinese Markets, Uyghur, Xinjiang, 大盘鸡
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Purslane, fried as vegetable
I came across this vegetable recently in a local store. It is known as purslane in English, machixian (馬齒莧) in Mandarin, and semiz otu in Turkish—I provide these names as I know of its culinary use in China and Turkey … Continue reading
Posted in - Featured Food Discoveries, Chinese food, Turkish food
Tagged Chinese food, Chinese Markets, 马齿苋, semizotu, Turkish
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