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stuffed tofu

stuffed tofu

LennaStokes

In other words, I am a girl from Northeast China, and I have just started teaching myself how to cook for less than 2 months, so that my mother can eat healthily and happily. I have never been to Fujian. After cooking this dish today, I realized that it tasted so delicious. I am sure about it. But my mother said that tofu is very tender and meatballs are very delicious. I am always satisfied. In competitions, the focus is on participation. However, if you can give me encouragement, I will be more motivated!! <br /><br />It is said that this dish originated from northern dumplings. Because of the lack of wheat in the south, Hakka people use fermented tofu to express their feelings for northern dumplings and Central Plains culture. It is a favorite among rural Hakka people whenever it is festive or when it is busy. <br />One of the series of Hakka folk stories, Hakka cuisine and the origin of Hakka brewed tofu. It is said that a long time ago, a five Chinese and a Xingning native were sworn brothers. Later, due to a conflict when ordering food, one wanted to eat pork and the other wanted to eat tofu. Later, the clever restaurant owner came up with a solution that would give the best of both worlds and make fermented tofu. The animation expresses the wisdom of the Hakka people and the profound Hakka food culture. <br />This is a traditional and famous dish from Hakka areas such as Meizhou City (of which Wuhua County is the most famous). It is commonly used during festivals or when entertaining guests.
grandma potato cake

grandma potato cake

CaylaBogan

This was taught to me by a Taiwanese grandma last year. She was shopping for groceries and curiously asked her a lot of things, including some Taiwanese cuisine. Unexpectedly, their potatoes were also called potatoes. Grandma said that she liked to use mashed potatoes to make cakes, and add minced meat to make meatballs. There are a lot of starch in potatoes, and you don't need to add starch and other things. The result was really good when I tried it, and my sister and the others liked it too. <br />Taiwanese food is very special. It uses very little salt. It is flavored with salt from seasoning. Real salt is hardly used. This is also one of the special features of their food. Salt is better without salt.
Simple three-cup chicken

Simple three-cup chicken

RosendoMcClure

My mother bought a big chicken weighing 5 kilograms and 2 taels. My mother said it was the smallest chicken on the market. Oh my mother, how can we eat seven or eight meals? My mother left a chicken leg and chicken wings for my father. It's really tired as I get older!!! <br /><br />I didn't take pictures of white-cut chickens. To say, when the skin was tightened, there was not enough ice water and the chickens were too big. My family didn't have a suitable basin to put them all in. I also wanted to talk about my chicken raising friends, let's add less feed to the chickens, otherwise the chickens will be eaten by others. <br /><br />The origin is related to Wen Tianxiang<br /> Three cups of chicken is a specialty dish in Jiangxi. It is named because when cooking chicken nuggets, one small cup of sweet rice wine, one lard, and one soy sauce is added, and the chicken nuggets is stewed over charcoal fire. Don't underestimate this dish. Its origin can be related to the great hero Wen Tianxiang. <br />At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the national hero Wen Tianxiang was captured against the Yuan Dynasty. An old woman learned that Wen Tianxiang was about to be killed, so she brought a chicken and a pot of wine to visit him in prison. <br />With the help of a Jiangxi jailer, the old woman met Wen Tianxiang. The jailer picked up the chicken brought by the old lady and cut it into pieces, poured three cups of rice wine into a earthen bowl, and simmered it over low heat. Two hours later, the two brought the chicken to Wen Tianxiang, and he finished the last meal with hatred for subjugation. <br />After this jailer returned to his hometown of Jiangxi, he would use this dish to pay homage to Wen Tianxiang every time he died. Later, the chef changed the three cups of wine into a cup of sweet wine, a cup of soy sauce, and a cup of lard, and used Sanhuang chicken, a specialty of Ningdu, Jiangxi Province, as raw materials. This is the now famous Jiangxi Sanbei Chicken. In 2008, this dish was also included in the main menu of the Olympics.