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Wuhan noodle dish mixed with sesame paste, pickled vegetables, soy sauce and chili oil
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Hot dry noodles
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Smooth egg dish made by steaming beaten eggs mixed with water
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Steamed eggs
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Milk alternative prepared using ___beans
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Soy milk
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'Baijimo' flatbread sandwich stuffed with meat (typically pulled pork)
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Rou jia mo
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Hand-pulled wheat noodles
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Lamian
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Sichuan chicken and chilli oil dish; its name is an unappealing translation referring to its tastiness
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Saliva chicken
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Translucent shrimp dim sum dumpling
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Har gow
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Sugar string confectionery that is similar to candy floss
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Dragon's beard candy
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The Chinese version of this cured pork product is seasoned with soy sauce, brown sugar and spices
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Bacon
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Soup of this mild melon fruit common across Asia; Chinese version often includes shiitake mushrooms
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Winter melon soup
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Sweetened dairy product served with deep-fried mantou as a popular dessert
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Condensed milk
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Thin white mushrooms commonly used in Chinese and other Asian cuisines
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Enoki
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Fried dumpling with a pork filling and a crispy, taro outer shell and spiky crust
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Taro puff
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Flower used to flavour several sweet dishes, often in the form of jam or jelly
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Osmanthus
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Shaanxi specialty of steamed bread submerged in a lamb broth
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Paomo
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Ice cream dessert which involves cooking; popular in China and Mexico
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Fried ice cream
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Very strong, colourless liquor usually drunk in small shots
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Baijiu
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'Hong dou tang' is a common ___ bean dessert soup that includes ingredients like glutinous rice balls and sago pearls
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Red
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Steamed, savoury dumplings of Tibetan/Nepali origin
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Momos
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The pickled shoots of this tall grass are sometimes added to noodle soup dishes
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Bamboo
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Sticky rice cake traditionally eaten during the Chinese New Year
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Nian gao
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Macanese national dish of stir-fried minced meat, rice and a fried egg
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Minchi
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Freshly curdled, tender tofu curds
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Douhua
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Medicinal herbal tea whose name refers to the many ingredients used
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24 flavours
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Tender, leafy green that is sweeter than bok choy; often seasoned with garlic
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Choy sum
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Shanghainese flaky pastry which is named such due to the appearance of the sesame-coated exterior
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Crab shell pastry
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Savoury, umami sauce sold as 'Chinese barbecue sauce'
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Shacha sauce
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Northern layered flatbread that can be stuffed with sweet or savoury ingredients
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Shaobing
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Cantonese steamed and fried crispy chicken
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Cui pi zha ji
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Uniquely coloured black apple variant grown exclusively in the Tibetan plateau
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Black diamond apple
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