The document is a food map that interviews 6 people from different cities in China about the must-have dishes on their Chinese New Year dinner table. It finds that while dumplings are common, families' dishes can vary regionally, such as roast lamb and alcohol in Urumqi, chicken and mushroom stew in Harbin, sausage and soup in Xinxiang, and red carp and rice wine in Nanchang. The purpose is to understand if all Chinese families eat dumplings for Chinese New Year and learn about regional customs.
Guangdong snacks are exquisite and good-looking with dazzling varieties. There are cakes, congee, desserts, and cold tea. Pastries include rice noodles, shrimp dumpling, baozi stuffed with pork, durian cake, golden yoke steamed bun, water chestnut jelly, golden cake, taro cake, lotus seed paste bun of crisp skin, rice noodles, lotus leave rice, sticky rice, and little chicken cake. Well-known congees include small boat congee, jidi zhou (congee with porcine organs), fish fillet porridge, Congee with minced pork and preserved eggs. As for desserts, there is double-skin milk, jiang zhuang nai (ginger milk pudding), Phoenix milk paste, Guiling jelly, milk egg custard, black sesame soup, and almond tea. There are many kinds of healthy and restorative sugar soup, including seaweed mung bean soup, red bean soup, lotus seed tremella soup and more.
A visit to Iran yields a stunning variety of culinary delights. Between the familiar kebab and the decidedly outré grilled lamb’s testicles, there’s a vast spectrum of foods: caviar, pickle, and smoked fish in the north; samosas, falafel and hot and sour shrimp in the south; noodles, flatbread and rosewater-scented ice cream across the country.
Take a look at Iran’s place on the map and it’s easy to understand why the scope of native foods is so wide. Once the center of the Persian Empire, Iran neighbors the former Soviet Union countries, as well as Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Arab states and Turkey. Although Iran is part of the Middle East, it has close ties to Europe, the Far East and Africa, owing to its central place on the Silk Road trade route.
What’s more, the ancient warrior-king of Greece, Alexander the Great, conquered the Persian Empire back in the 4th century, and later it was invaded by Arabs, Turks, Mongols and Uzbeks. While Iranians already had a well-developed food identity before these invasions, they assimilated what the outsiders brought in. Think Russian-style borscht with cumin and cilantro and Chinese noodles in a soup of beans, herbs and sour fermented whey.
Many coveted ingredients are native to Iran, including pistachios, almonds, walnuts, saffron, mint, oranges, pomegranates and grapes. Iran has a variable climate with four distinct seasons, and unlike other parts of the Middle East, where the dry terrain limited what food could be grown, the ancient Persians transformed vast stretches of arid land into fertile oases via underground aquifers that drew melted snow water into the desert. A bright, sensuous, fruit-and-herb filled cuisine was born.
Guangdong snacks are exquisite and good-looking with dazzling varieties. There are cakes, congee, desserts, and cold tea. Pastries include rice noodles, shrimp dumpling, baozi stuffed with pork, durian cake, golden yoke steamed bun, water chestnut jelly, golden cake, taro cake, lotus seed paste bun of crisp skin, rice noodles, lotus leave rice, sticky rice, and little chicken cake. Well-known congees include small boat congee, jidi zhou (congee with porcine organs), fish fillet porridge, Congee with minced pork and preserved eggs. As for desserts, there is double-skin milk, jiang zhuang nai (ginger milk pudding), Phoenix milk paste, Guiling jelly, milk egg custard, black sesame soup, and almond tea. There are many kinds of healthy and restorative sugar soup, including seaweed mung bean soup, red bean soup, lotus seed tremella soup and more.
A visit to Iran yields a stunning variety of culinary delights. Between the familiar kebab and the decidedly outré grilled lamb’s testicles, there’s a vast spectrum of foods: caviar, pickle, and smoked fish in the north; samosas, falafel and hot and sour shrimp in the south; noodles, flatbread and rosewater-scented ice cream across the country.
Take a look at Iran’s place on the map and it’s easy to understand why the scope of native foods is so wide. Once the center of the Persian Empire, Iran neighbors the former Soviet Union countries, as well as Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Arab states and Turkey. Although Iran is part of the Middle East, it has close ties to Europe, the Far East and Africa, owing to its central place on the Silk Road trade route.
What’s more, the ancient warrior-king of Greece, Alexander the Great, conquered the Persian Empire back in the 4th century, and later it was invaded by Arabs, Turks, Mongols and Uzbeks. While Iranians already had a well-developed food identity before these invasions, they assimilated what the outsiders brought in. Think Russian-style borscht with cumin and cilantro and Chinese noodles in a soup of beans, herbs and sour fermented whey.
Many coveted ingredients are native to Iran, including pistachios, almonds, walnuts, saffron, mint, oranges, pomegranates and grapes. Iran has a variable climate with four distinct seasons, and unlike other parts of the Middle East, where the dry terrain limited what food could be grown, the ancient Persians transformed vast stretches of arid land into fertile oases via underground aquifers that drew melted snow water into the desert. A bright, sensuous, fruit-and-herb filled cuisine was born.
This is a brief guide to eating in China- for overseas students, expats and tourists. The slideshow includes some useful tips on what to order in a restaurant (with or without an English menu) as well as some pictures of delicious meals, appetizing restaurants and unusual food preparation routines. Enjoy!
This is a brief guide to eating in China- for overseas students, expats and tourists. The slideshow includes some useful tips on what to order in a restaurant (with or without an English menu) as well as some pictures of delicious meals, appetizing restaurants and unusual food preparation routines. Enjoy!
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