用英语介绍饺子5句

Story of Jiaozi（Dumplings） Jiaozi, or dumplings with meat and vegetable fillings, is very popular during the Spring Festival and other festivals. It tops the list of delicacies of people in north China, where people eat jiaozi at midnight on New Year's Eve and for breakfast on New Year's Day. History The history of jiaozi dates back to ancient times. But the custom of making jiaozi a special dish during the Spring Festival, or the Chinese Lunar New Year, started in the Ming Dynasty, some 500 to 600 years ago. The reason is simple. The appearance of jiaozi looks like the V-shape （some say half-moon shaped）gold or silver ingot used as money in ancient China. As the Spring Festival marks the start of a new year, people choose to eat jiaozi to connote their wishes for good fortune in the new year. Although time has changed, the tradition has remained. But today, jiaozi is considered more as a sign of blessing than of fortune. Culture As China is a country with a vast territory, there are great differences in various regions in ways of making jiaozi or even serving it. For example, dumpling wrappers are made with a rolling stick in most areas of Beijing and Hebei Province, whereas in some parts of Shaanxi Province and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, wrappers are hand-pressed. There is no set rule as to what makes dumpling fillings. They can be anything from vegetables, meat to seafood. Whatever the fillings, the wrapping skill needs to be exquisite to make jiaozi look attractive. Ways of serving jiaozi also vary from place to place. Generally, dumplings are boiled in clear water and served dry with vinegar, soy sauce, garlic or pepper oil if one likes them hot. In some parts of the Northeast China, however, dumplings are boiled in broth together with vermicelli made from bean starch, and served together.People in Henan and Shanxi provinces like to boil jiaozi with noodles and serve them together. They name the serving " golden threads piercing through silver ingots,"or " silver threads stringing together calabash". Golden or silver threads mean noodles while silver ingots and calabash refer to jiaozi. There are also places where people boil and serve jiaozi with sheet jell made from bean or potato starch, or with sweet dumplings, special for the Lantern Festival on the 15th of the first lunar month. The Process of Making Jiaozi Many families in China usually prepare enough jiaozi to last several days during the Spring Festival time. To make jiaozi, first of all, you should chop the meat into tiny pieces and mash them, then add salt, sesame oil, soy sauce, ginger, scallions, Chinese cabbage and MSG if you like. Mix thoroughly the ingredients and meat filling, add two spoonful of water if necessary. In a big bowl, add water to flour gradually. （caution: not too much at a time！） Mix and knead by hand to soft dough, then cover it with towel and put it aside for about an hour. Scatter some dry flour on the board, knead and roll it into a sausage-like dough about 5 centimeters in diameter, then chop it into small pieces. Press each piece with your hand and get a pancake. Finally, you should hold the pancake with your palm and put the filling in the center and wrap it into half-moon shaped and seal the edges. The next step is to eat. Put the dumplings into boiling water, when it is well cooked, it is ready to be served. However, before eating, you need to prepare some small dishes to contain the mixture of soy sauce, vinegar, and sesame oil or pepper oil （ to suit your own taste！） Today Probably the fun of eating jiaozi lies not only in the delicacy itself but also in the process of preparing for it: everybody, the host and guests alike, would roll up his sleeves and wrap the pancake to cover the fillings. What fun！As time advances, the ancient food has been continuously updated, not only in processing skills, but also in varieties, wrappers and fillings, tastes and appearances. Frozen jiaozi processed on production lines, in particular, is taking a big share of the fast food market. There have been so many varieties of jiaozi that it is no longer a rare scene for restaurants to offer a whole jiaozi banquet, serving up several dozen kinds of dumplings.

Dumplings formerly known as "jiao ear", is our country in nanyang medical sage invented by zhang zhongjing first of all, it has a history of more than one thousand eight hundred years.

饺子原名“娇耳”，是我国南阳人医圣张仲景首先发明的，距今已有一千八百多年的历史了。

Is loved by the Chinese people's traditional food, also called the dumplings, is China's folk staple food and local snacks, and food festival.

是深受中国人民喜爱的.传统特色食品，又称水饺，是中国民间的主食和地方小吃，也是年节食品。

There is a folk song called "great cold slight cold, eat dumplings, New Year's day."Dumpling is multi-purpose face wrapped boiled.

有一句民谣叫“大寒小寒，吃饺子过年。”饺子多用面皮包馅水煮而成。

首先介绍饺子的起源，然后介绍饺子的烹调方法，最后介绍饺子的意义。

Jiaozi originated from ancient jiaozi,formerly known as Jiaoer,which is a traditional noodle food of Han nationality.It has a history of more than 1000 years.

饺子源于古代的角子，原名“娇耳”，汉族传统面食，距今已有一千八百多年的历史了。

It was invented by Zhang Zhongjing,a native of Nanyang nieyang (now Dengzhou,Nanyang,Henan Province) in the Eastern Han Dynasty.It was originally used as medicine.

由东汉南阳涅阳（今河南南阳邓州）人张仲景发明，最初作为药用。

The main cooking methods of dumplings are boiling,steaming,cauterizing,frying,exploding and baking.

饺子的烹调方法，主要是煮、蒸、烙、煎、炸，烤。

Jiaozi,also known as water,is loved by Chinese people.It is a staple food and local snack of the people in northern China.This year,it saves food.

饺子又称水饺，深受中国人民喜爱，是中国北方民间的主食和地方小吃，也是年节食品。

Jiaozi is no longer just a good food in China,but also contains Chinese culture.

饺子，在中国不仅仅是一种美食，还蕴含着中华民族文化。

Dumplings are delicious food for the Chang family.They must be prepared on the eve of new year's Eve,expressing people's yearning for a better life and litigation claims.

饺子是每家平时的美味小吃，更是在大年三十晚上必备的食物，表达着人们对美好生活的向往与诉求。