Hotpot, noodles & dough dishes 火锅、粉面与面点

Compare shared hotpots, wheat and rice noodles, dumplings, and selected bread or rice-cake dishes. Ordinary soups appear under Regional cuisines.

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Long wontons · 龙抄手 · AI dish illustration
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Long wontons 龙抄手

The wrapper is silky and delicate around juicy mince, while the clear version is mild and the red-oil version more aromatic and spicy.

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韩包子 · Han Baozi Pork Buns · AI dish illustration
Sichuan

Han Baozi Pork Buns 韩包子

Han Baozi Pork Buns (韩包子) come from Han Baozi, a Chengdu (成都) bun shop that People's Daily calls a famous Chengdu snack; Chinese Wikipedia includes the name in its list of Chengdu snacks.

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Homemade red-oil wontons in Fresno, California, following a Chinese cookbook recipe
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Sichuan wontons in chilli oil 红油抄手

In that version, red chilli oil, sesame oil and scallion are mixed with a small amount of cooking liquid. The combination gives a soft wrapper, a savoury centre and an aromatic oily dressing. Other kitchens may change the sweetness, acidity or pepper seasoning.

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Reference photo for Copper Hotpot · 铜火锅同类菜品参考照片
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Copper Hotpot 铜火锅

Copper Hotpot (铜火锅) in Panzhihua (攀枝花) includes the Miyi (米易) tradition of cooking layered meats and vegetables in a charcoal-heated copper pot.

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Miyi Copper Hotpot 米易铜火锅

Miyi Copper Hotpot (米易铜火锅) is a charcoal-heated hotpot from Miyi (米易), in Panzhihua (攀枝花). A red-copper vessel holds layered meats, root vegetables and a rich broth.

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