Feb 042012
 

Zhi wei Guan restaurant (知味观, 宋庄) proudly claims of a history of 100 years in dishing out local dishes and snacks in Hangzhou City, China. We had a wo[......]

Read more

Oct 112011
 

“Chao shou” is a unique way Sichuan people refer to wontons, which literally means making wontons in the shape of folded hands.UTF8_EX[......]

Read more

Oct 112011
 

Chatang is a traditional snack common in Beijing and Tianjin areas. It is most commonly sold as street food. Literally meaning “tea soup,” chatang is actually neither tea nor “soup”; rather, it is a flavorful flour mush. Chatang is fine and smooth, sweet and aromatic. UTF8_EX[......]

Read more

Oct 112011
 

A kind of traditional snack in Beijing, Aiwowo, is made from sticky rice, stuffed with sesame seeds and walnut kernels, coated with white sugar and topped with a red spot. Served cold, this traditional halal snack is white, ball-shaped, sticky, soft, sweet and delicious. It is a popular delicacy among Beijing people.UTF8_EX[......]

Read more

Oct 112011
 

This dish has a long history in Gushi County, Henan Province. It used to be exhibited as a specialty of China in the Panama International fair. It is said that the recipe was created in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). It is now very popular in Henan province for its Osmanthus-flower like color, strong fragrant smell, tender texture, and appetizing taste.UTF8_EX[......]

Read more

Oct 112011
 

Ingredients (Makes 8):
500 g glutinous rice, soaked overnight
250 g red beans, soaked overnight
100 g lotus seeds, soaked overnightUTF8_EX[......]

Read more