匪号叶小二
Beijing FoodThere are four major cooking styles in China: Sichuan, Cantonese, Shandong and Huaiyang, with each having dozens of branches. All styles are represented in Beijing with thousands of restaurants. In addition, recent years have seen the emergence of restaurants offering French, Russian and Italian foods as well as American fast food.Peking DuckPeking Duck has the reputation of being the most delicious food in the world. The Chinese have a saying: Visitors to Beijing must do two things: climb the Great Wall and eat Peking Duck. While at Quan JuDe, ducks are roasted directly over flames from fruit-tree wood, at Bian Yi Fang roasting is done in closed containers fired with crop stalks. The best places to go for Peking Duck are Qianmen, Hepingmen and Wangfujing.Royal Court FoodOver 800 years when Beijing served as the nation's capital, a cooking style catering to the royal court developed into a major school on a par with other national cuisine. Today, ordinary people can sample food of this cooking style, which was formerly reserved for royals only. The best restaurants offering court food are Fang Shan in Beihai Park and Ting Li Guan in the Summer Palace. Restaurants specializing in court food are not only meticulous about the quality of raw food selected, but lay great emphasis on the ambiance and decoration of the dining rooms.Feast of Complete Manchu-Han Courses (Man Han Quan Xi)One evening in early 1993,35 Chinese and foreign tourists clad in clothes that made them the look-alikes of a Qing emperor, his queen,his concubines and court officials filed into the Fang Shan Restaurant. They were the fifth group to sample Man Han Quan Xi, or Feast of Complete Manchu-Han Courses, in the 70-year history of the restaurant. Man Han Quan Xi foods include bears' paw, hedgehog hydnum, tiger kidney,David's deer, ginseng, bracken, camel hump, shark fin, soft-shell turtle and fish skin, to name only a few. As many raw dishes come from wild life now under state protection, these courses are no longer available.Hot PotThe majority of restaurants in Beijing, big or small, serve huoguo, or hot pot. Customers sit around a table on which is place a hotpot. When the water in the pot boils,they dip paper-thin slices of mutton in the water and , seconds later,get the cooked mutton out of the opt and mix them with a sauce that contains sesame butter, salted leek and a dozen other ingredients. People also cook frozen bean curd,Chinese cabbage and vermicelli in the hot pot.Moslem FlavorAfter the Jin and Yuan dynasties(1115-1368), with more Hui people settling in Beijing, Moslem food consisting mainly of beef and mutton became increasingly popular in the city. Beef and mutton are cooked in many ways. Cooked mutton alone comes in dozens of varieties, including instant stewed mutton and mutton cooked in sly sauce. The best restaurant offering Mongolian hot pot in Beijing is DongLai Shun on Wangfujing Street; and the best roast mutton restaurant is the 145-year-old Kao Rou Ji beside Lake Shichahai. Also, the You Yi Shun Restaurant at Xidan is known for its fried mutton and the nearby Hong Bin Lou Restaurant for its all-mutton feast.Folk SnacksA Beijinger who has long resided abroad says: What miss most are the numerous snacks back home. Douzhi, pagao, ludagun, chatang and zhaguanchang all make the mouth water. Douzhi is a fermented drink made from ground beans; pagaois a cold food made from buckwheat flour; ludagun is a sweet millet flour cake coated, after steaming, with a layer of soy bean flour,chatang is a thin, hot gruel of sorghum flour; and zhaguanchang is fried sausage.
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大头妹Angelia
Beijing snacks used to be very famous in Beijing in the old days. The kind of snacks is varied, there were approximately more than 200 of them, but the most of the snacks are derived from Chinese Muslims. Bean Soup (豆汁) is one of the distinguished Beijing snacks. In making the bean soup, the only material is the remainings after making Tofu. Because of its low price, it was welcomed by the majority of Beijingers. Bean Soup tastes sour. If you are not familiar with Beijing, you will hate this at the first taste. Another famous Muslim style snack is Sweet Cake (糖火烧). It is made of flour and red sugar. It is sweet, but with no harm to your health. You will love it at the first bite. If you are not allergic to the viscus of animals, you can try to have some Luzhu （卤煮）. It is made of the tharm and stomarch of the pigs. Though seems to be disgust, it in fact very delicious. Most of Beijing snacks can be found around Qianmen Gate, but now, with the construction of that area, the snacks are facing great threat. As more and more youngsters pay little attention to the traditional things, they are now only welcomed by senior citizens. Beijing (Peking) Cuisine!!!!Meat:Peking Duck (北京烤鸭)Hot and Sour Soup (酸辣汤)Peking Barbecue (烤肉/北京烤肉)Mutton Hot pot (涮羊肉)Sweetened Vinegar Spareribs (糖醋排骨)Stir Fried Tomatoes with Scrambled Eggs (西红柿炒鸡蛋 xīhóngshì chǎo jīdàn)Sweet Stir Fried Mutton/Lamb (它似蜜) (Ta Si Mi)Plain Boiled Pork (白肉) (Bai Rou)Fried Small Meatballs (炸丸子) (Zha Xiao Wan Zi)Fried Pig Liver wrapped in Chinese Small Iris (Iris pallasii) (炸卷肝) (Zha Juan Gan)Shredded Skin Salad (拌皮丝) (Ban Si Pi)Cold Pig ears in Sauce (拌双脆) (Ban Shuang Cui)Pickled Chinese Cabbage with Blood Filled Intestines (酸菜血肠) (suan cai xue chang)Sauced Meat (酱肉) (Jiang Rou)Pickled Sauced Meat (清酱肉) (Qing Jiang Rou)Upper Parts of the Pork Hand/Leg (水晶肘子) (Shui Jing Zhou Zi)Three Non-Stickiness (三不粘 ; San Bu Nian)Wood shavings meat 木须肉 (Moo shu pork)Quick-Fried Tripe (mainly intestines) (爆肚) (Bao Du)Fried Triangle (炸三角) (Zha San Jiao)Roast (Mutton/Beef/Pork (烧牛/羊/猪肉) (Shao Niu/Yang/Zhu Rou)Peking Dumpling (饺子/北京饺子) (Jiaozi/Beijing Jiaozi)Peking wonton (馄饨/北京馄饨) (Hun Tun/Beijing Huntun)Braised fish (酥鱼) (Su Yu)Soft fried fish (软炸鱼) (Ruan Zha Yu)Fish cooked with five spices (五香鱼) (Wu Xiang Yu)Fish cooked with vinegar and pepper (醋椒鱼) (Cu Jiao Yu)Shrimp chips with egg (金鱼戏莲) (Jin Yu Xi Lian)Fish soaked with soup (干烧鱼) (Gan Shao Yu)Family style boiled fish (家常熬鱼) (Jia Chang Ao Yu)Sea cucumber with quail egg (乌龙吐珠) (Wu Long Tu Zhu)Fish cooked with five kinds of sliced vegetable (五柳鱼) (Wu Liu Yu)Abalone with peas and fish paste (蛤蟆鲍鱼) (Ha Ma Bao Yu)Meat wrapped in thin mung bean flour pancake (煎饼馃子) (Jian Bing Guo Zi)Egg and shrimp wrapped in corn flour pancake (糊饼) (Hu Bing)Fried tofu with egg wrapping (锅塌豆腐) (Guo Ta Do Fu)Wheaten cake boiled in meat broth (卤煮火烧) (Lu Zhu Huo Shao)Fried wheaten pancake with meat and sea cucumber fillings (褡裢火烧) (Da Lian Huo Shao)Fried butter cake (奶油炸糕) (Nai You Zha Gao)Fried cake with fillings (烫面炸糕) (Tang Mian Zha Gao)Fried dry soybean cream with diced meat filling (炸响铃) (Zha Xiang Ling)Dried Soy Milk Cream in Tight Roll with Beef Fillings (炸卷果) (Zhua Juan Guo)Lotus ham (莲枣肉方) (Lian Rou Zao Fang)Pork in broth (苏造肉) (Su Zao Rou)Goat/sheep intestine filled with blood (羊霜肠) (Yang Shuang Chang)Beef wrapped in pancake (门钉肉饼) (Men Ding Rou Bing)Soft fried tenderloin (软炸里脊) (Ruan Zha Li Ji)Meatballs soup (清汤丸子) (Qing Tang Wan Zi)Fried sesame egg cake (开口笑) (Kai Kuo Xiao)Pork fat with flour wrapping glazed in honey (蜜汁葫芦) (Mi Zhi Hu Lu)Glazed fried egg cake (金丝糕) (Jin Si Gao)Steamed egg cake (碗糕) (Wan Gao)Lotus shaped cake with chicken meat (莲蓬鸡糕) (Lian Peng Ji Gao)Fried thin pancake with meat stuffing (炸卷果) (Zha Juan Guo)Noodles (Can be either vegetarian or served with meat)Noodles with Thick Gravy (打卤面) (Da Lu Mian)Zhajiang mian (炸酱面)Naked oats noodle (莜面搓鱼) (You Mian Cuo Yu)VegetarianMustardy Chinese cabbage (芥末墩) (Jie Mo Dun)Beijing preserved fruit (果脯) (Guo Pu)Beijing candied fruit (蜜饯) (Mi Jian)Hawthorn cake (京糕) (Jin Gao)Stir fried hawthorn (炒红果) (Chao Hong Guo)Iced fruits (冰果) (Bing Guo)Watermellon jelly (西瓜酪) (Xi Gua Lao)Almond drink (杏仁茶) (Xin Ren Cha)Beijng cheese (奶酪) (Nai Lao)Fuling pancake sandwich (茯苓夹饼) (Fuling jiabing)Thin Millet Flour Pancake (煎饼) (Jian Bing)Thin pancake (薄饼) (Bao Bing)Pancake (烙饼) Lao BingDeep Fried Dough Cake (油饼) (You Bing)Baked Sesame Seed Cake (烧饼) (shaobing)Purplevine Cake (藤萝饼) (Teng Luo Bing)Shortening cake (牛舌饼) (Niu She Bing)Glutinous rice cake (切糕) (Qie Gao)Thousand-layer cake (千层糕) (Qian Ceng Gao)Lamma cake (喇嘛糕) (La Ma Gao)Proso millet cake (黄糕) (Huang Gao)Glutinous rice cake roll (卷糕) (Juan Gao)Glazed steamed glutinous rice cake (水晶糕) (Shui Jing Gao)Rice and white kidney bean cake with jujube (盆糕) (Pen Gao)Honeycomb cake (蜂糕) (Feng Gao)Buckwheat cake (扒糕) (Ba Gao)Rice and jujube cake (甑糕) (Zeng Gao)Mung bean cake (绿豆糕) (Lu Dou Gao)Soybean flour cake (豆面糕) (Dou Mian Gao)Bean paste cake (凉糕) (Liang Gao)Fried Cake (炸糕) (Zha Gao)Rice cake with bean paste (花糕) (Hua Gao)Chestnut cake with bean paste (栗子糕) (Li Zi Gao)Chestnut broth (栗子羹) (Li Zi Geng)Glazed/Candied Chinese Yam (拔丝山药) (Ba Si Shan Yao)Glazed thin pancake with Chinese yam and jujube stuffing (糖卷果) (Tang Juan Guo)Thin pancake of pork fat (油皮) (You Pi)Sweet hard flour cake (硬面饽饽) (Yi Mian Bo Bo)Sweet flour cake (墩饽饽) (Dun Bo Bo)Fried sugar cake (糖耳朵) (Tang Er Duo)Fried cake glazed in malt sugar (蜜三刀) (Mi San Dao)Cake with bean paste filling (豆陷烧饼) (Dou Xian Shao Bing)Freshwater snail shaped cake (螺蛳转) (Luo Si Zhuan)Chinese "fajitas" (春饼卷菜 — not to be confused with spring rolls [春卷])Chatang / Miancha / Youcha (茶汤/面茶/油茶)Fermented Mung Bean Juice (豆汁) (Dou Zhi)Baked Wheaten Cake (火烧) (Huo Shao)Sweetened baked wheaten cake (糖火烧) (Tang Huo Shao)Bean Jelly (凉粉) (Liang Fen)Sweet Potato Starch Jelly (粉皮) (Fen Pi)Crisp Fritter (麻页) (Ma Ye)Crisp Fritter with Sesame (薄脆) (Bao Cui)Crisp Thin Fritter Twist (排叉) (Pai Cha)Crisp Noodle (馓子) (San Zi)Stir Fried Starch Knots (炒疙瘩) (Chao Ge Da)Fried Ring (焦圈) (Jiao Quan)Fried Dough Twist (麻花) (Ma Hua)Pea Flour Cake (豌豆黄) (Wan Dou Huang)Fermented Mung Bean Juice Dried (麻豆腐) (Ma Dou Fu)Jellied Bean Curd (豆腐脑) (Dou Fu Nao)Almond tofu (杏仁豆腐)Glutinous rice ball (艾窝窝) (Ai Wo Wo)Noodle roll (银丝卷) (Yi Si Juan)Kidney bean roll (芸豆卷) (Yun Dou Juan)Dried Soy Milk Cream in Tight Rolls (腐竹) (Fu Zhu)Sugarcoated haws on a stick (糖葫芦) (Tang hu lu)Millet zongzi (粽子) (Zongzi)Tangyuan (元宵) (Yuan Xiao)
尚居装饰
驴打滚 soybean cake艾窝窝 Steamed rice cakes with sweet stuffing)炒肝 Stewed Liver糖卷果 Chinese yam and date rolls姜丝排叉 Fried ginger slices奶油炸糕 Fried butter cake豌豆黄 Pea cake蜜麻花 Ear-shaped twists with sugar豆汁 Fermented mung bean juice油茶 Chatang / Miancha / Youcha馓子麻花 Crisp noodle萨其马 Caramel treats焦圈 Fried ring糖火烧 Sweetened baked wheaten cake豆馅烧饼 Bean paste cake/Subsidence fried beans
小丫夏夏
dumpling饺子、mooncake月饼、noodles面条、rice米饭、traditional Chinese rice-pudding粽子、steamed stuffed bun（包子）、eggdrop soup（鸡蛋汤）、steamed bread（馒头）、Clay oven rolls（烧饼）、Fried bread stick（油条）
一、dumpling
读音：英 [ˈdʌmplɪŋ] 美 [ˈdʌmplɪŋ]
释义：饺子。
例句：
Well, I had beef, a bowl of rice and dumpling.
恩，我吃牛肉，一碗米饭和饺子。
二、mooncake
读音：英 ['mu:nkeɪk] 美 [ˈmuːn keik]
释义：月饼
例句：
Tom smelled the mooncake and then tasted it again.
汤姆闻了闻月饼之后，又尝了一口。
三、noodles
读音：英 [ˈnuːdlz] 美 [ˈnudəlz]
释义：面条
例句：
Eat the noodles while they are hot.
这面趁热吃吧。
四、rice
读音：英 [raɪs] 美 [raɪs]
释义：大米。
例句：
He ate a simple dinner of rice and beans.
他晚饭简单地吃了点米饭和豆子。
五、traditional Chinese rice-pudding
读音：英 [trəˈdɪʃənl ˌtʃaɪˈniːz raɪs ˈpʊdɪŋ] 美 [trəˈdɪʃənl ˌtʃaɪˈniːz raɪs ˈpʊdɪŋ]
释义：粽子
例句：
It is customary to eat traditional Chinese rice-pudding during the Dragon Boat festival.
端午吃粽子是应景儿。
