Rice & congee 米饭米食

Rice meals, sticky-rice preparations and congee, grouped by serving style.

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Flattened Bean and Millet Porridge 钱钱饭

Flattened Bean and Millet Porridge (钱钱饭) combines black beans with millet. The municipal government of Yan’an (延安) describes the beans as small, coin-shaped flakes, which give the porridge its Chinese name.

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AI illustration: A shallow bowl of cooked white and lightly golden grains with a few darker grains.
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Fugu Fermented Sour Millet 府谷酸饭

Fugu Fermented Sour Millet (府谷酸饭) belongs to Fugu’s (府谷) tradition of soured yellow millet. The grain is fermented before cooking, then made into either sour porridge or a drained preparation called suanlaofan (酸捞饭).

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Shangluo Pounded Potato Cakes 商洛糍粑

Shangluo Pounded Potato Cakes (商洛糍粑) are the ciba of Shangluo (商洛), Shaanxi. Elsewhere in China ciba is usually made from cooked glutinous rice, but in Shangzhou (商州), Zhashui (柞水) and Luonan (洛南) it is made from potatoes, steamed and then beaten into a smooth, sticky mass.

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