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AI illustration: A plain bowl and plate of soft pale folded dumplings with thin dough skins and visible pleats.
Zhejiang

Cangnan Pounded-Pork Wrapper Wontons 苍南肉燕

Cangnan Pounded-Pork Wrapper Wontons (苍南肉燕) are small dumplings whose wrapper is made from pounded pork, a speciality of the alum-mining town of Fanshan (矾山镇) in Cangnan County (苍南县), Wenzhou (温州), Zhejiang.

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AI illustration: A small plate of halved cooked eggs with golden yolks and firm whites.
Zhejiang

Pinghu Wine-Lees Preserved Eggs 平湖糟蛋

Pinghu Wine-Lees Preserved Eggs (平湖糟蛋) are duck eggs cured in fermented wine lees, a speciality of Pinghu (平湖), a county-level city of Jiaxing (嘉兴) in northern Zhejiang.

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AI illustration: A plate of small golden Chinese flaky pastries and a round stamped mooncake.
Zhejiang

Wuzhen Sister-in-Law Cakes 乌镇姑嫂饼

Wuzhen Sister-in-Law Cakes (乌镇姑嫂饼) are small round pressed cakes of flour, sugar and sesame from Wuzhen (乌镇) in Tongxiang (桐乡), Zhejiang. The Wuzhen scenic area calls them the town's best-known pastry.

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