♪ Gold-cake ♪

It's called "Goldcake" by the name of the mountain cake, huh? Old Beijing people used to call it "Goldcake." It's called golden cake because it's developed in the palace's dining room. At that time, the palace was strictly forbidden, especially during the Emperor's reign, and the harems and ceremonial women were rarely given sports, often suffering from chronic diseases of food accumulation and indigestion, and then the formula prepared by the Imperial Hospital was made by the royal dining room, and the snacks were delivered. Also sold at the Beijing Pharmacy, Qing Dynasty, is an anti-malarial medicine made for the palace. A snack such as “gold cake” is often given by the Emperor to the princes for their taste, and later the method of making the cake is passed out of the palace, which is called “gold cake” as a golden meaning. For a long time, only chefs in the royal palace had done it, and it was only then that it became widespread and the methods of production were no longer confidential. Today, an old Beijing-style golden cake is used to make a cosmopolitan cuisine “Gold-cooked kyo white”. "Kyobai" is Beijing-based cabbage, commonly known as "Kyobuk" , which used to be made in the middle of the Huairou cloud, and with a green-coloured cabbage-coloured whiteness, which is a very good vegetable seed behind the entrance, as well as a past winter meal for Beijingers. If by the end of the autumn and winter, every family has to store hundreds or hundreds of pounds of cabbage, and others, depending on the size of the family population, until the spring season of the previous year. Even then, there will be a 10-and-a-half-month break in spring every year, at which time only pickles or sour vegetables made in winter will be used to fill the temporary break, and every time, the soy sauce in Beijing is sold well. (b) The “gold cakes” approach is as follows: