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Nanjing Food
In Nanjing you can taste the Chinese Huaiyang Cuisine and various local snacks. Special foods here include sausage, xiangdu (stuffed pork cyst), salty duck, small rosy peanut and Yuhua tea. These foods can all be purchased in some big supermarkets. The street in front of Confucius Temple is also a good spot to try and buy these local foods.
92 reviewsIn Nanjing you can taste the Chinese Huaiyang Cuisine and various local snacks. Special foods here include sausage, xiangdu (stuffed pork cyst), salty duck, small rosy peanut and Yuhua tea. These foods can all be purchased in some big supermarkets. The street in front of Confucius Temple is also a good spot to try and buy these local foods.
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77 reviewsAutumn in Nanjing is a season of scented osmanthus blossom and the best time to make the delicious Salted Soup Duck because ducks at this time are fat. The chef chooses well-bred ducks and smears salt and spice on them to add flavors. The spice ingredients are a secret. Then the spiced ducks are marinated in a sauce for two hours. Just before eating, the ducks are steamed. It should taste fragrant, crisp and tende
74 reviewsA refreshing cold dish made of Bean-curd sheets. The bean-curd sheets are cut finely into threads with seasoning of sauce, sesame oil and vegetables shreds of bamboo root, mushroom, chicken or meat. It has fine shreds and a tender taste. It can also be boiled in broth and served with other meat shreds.
102 reviewsA legend goes that in China's Southern Dynasties (420 - 589) an emperor was besieged by enemies in the imperial city. Soldiers guarded the city and fought hard in bloody battles. Women made salted ducks and wrapped them with leaves to preserve the flavor. Ducks were packed into a large jar and delivered to the soldiers. When the soldiers unwrapped the ducks, they found the ducks pressed flat, thereby the name Pressed Duck.
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51 reviewsZhuangyuan Beans are not only a Nanjing specialty but are even specifically called a Confucius Temple specialty. These are large beans that are baked with various types of seasoning. There are many flavours, some of which are a bit over the top so ask for a sample before buying so as to assure you get a flavour that you like.
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