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Chinese cuisine is incredibly diverse, reflect the primary distinct regions within the country, each of which is renowned for having their very own tastes and flavors. Lets do a brief run through of a few of the regional cuisines Szechuan and Cantonese are quite famous in the west. Fujian, Anhui, Shangdong, Jiangsu and Zhejiang are the other popular cuisines in China. Chinese cuisines have also been improvised by Chinese people living in other countries by incorporating the local touch with the original Chinese recipes..[I:http://podcoffeemakers411.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/StevenAndrews22.jpg]

There is a huge variety of popular Chinese dishes, so it will be futile to try to catalogue all here. However, we can jot down a few of the more favored Chinese dishes:

* Congee – A style of porridge. Congee is often made using rice, but other cereals like barley, cornmeal, millet or sorghum are sometimes used instead.

Dumplings: Dumplings are very popular and the Chinese variety are gaining in popularity the world over. Chinese dumplings constitute minced and grounded meat and vegetables and maybe steamed, fried or boiled, the Chinese names for the same are ‘shuijiao, jiaosi and guotie.

* General Tso’s Chicken – This is an American-Chinese dish that is popular in North America, but rarely eaten in China itself. The chicken is deep-fried, and served in a sweet and spicy sauced.

* Kung Po Chicken – A highly spiced chicken dish containing Sichuan peppercorns, Shaoxing wine, and nuts (peanuts or cashew nuts are used). In the West, the dish is often adapted with some of the traditional ingredients – for example, bell peppers could be used for flavoring.

* Peking Duck – A duck glazed with syrup and then roasted or fried. The duck meat is carved at the table, and then eaten with steamed pancakes, plum sauce, and scallions.

This is a simple boilded egg that is laced with herbs spices and soy sauce

* Xiaolongbao – Steamed buns containing a meat soup, seafood or vegetables. The meat soup variety is prepared by placing meat gelatin in the bun before steaming, and the gelatin turns to soup during the cooking process. The buns may be made with raised or unraised flour, all the unraised flour version is normally only eaten in southern China.

* Zongzi – Gummy rice and a filling, wrapped as a parcel inside bamboo leaves.

There is so much to say about Chinese recipes. If you would like to view some great information and video recipes on Chinese Recipes and Chinese desserts, please take a look at the ifood community portal.

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