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11:00 - 22:00When it comes to the representative food of winter, dumplings must list on the top rank. Chinese people prefer to eat dumplings in certain festivals or important occasions, especially during winter.
Main ingredients of Chinese dumplings usually are flour, salt, meat and vegetables. Based on the original edition, nowadays, people have created various versions of this traditional food. As for the way of cooking, there are mainly three different varieties: boiled dumplings, steamed dumplings an...
When it comes to the representative food of winter, dumplings must list on the top rank. Chinese people prefer to eat dumplings in certain festivals or important occasions, especially during winter.
Main ingredients of Chinese dumplings usually are flour, salt, meat and vegetables. Based on the original edition, nowadays, people have created various versions of this traditional food. As for the way of cooking, there are mainly three different varieties: boiled dumplings, steamed dumplings and pan-fried dumplings. As to the flavor, there are numerous flavors of dumplings and people from different regions of China prefer different flavors. For instance, residents of northern China like Beijing favor dumplings with mutton filling.
Crunchy outer shell and soft interior with brown sugar and sesame paste make it a perfect breakfast or afternoon snack. Since its moderate sweetness and softness, Tang Huo Shao is especially favored by the elderly.
Chao Ge Da is a century-old Beijing dish with Muslim style. Boiled dough drops are stir-fried with pork or beef meat lumps and vegetables such as cucumbers and carrots.
There are many small stores selling Chinese-style baked rolls in Beijing. Among them, Shichengji Store has been favored by customers since its establishment.
Make natural colorings with fruits and vegetable juices, and knead dough mixed with different colors of juice to make wrappers.
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