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Eating Across China | Edible China
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Food and eating in China. Red Stars are places I lived for a year or more; yellow dots are places I have visited*. Coming Soon: Descriptions of Regional Cuisine. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Follow Blog via Email.
Wild Chicken Restaurant – Aksu | Edible China
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Food and eating in China. February 22, 2013. Wild Chicken Restaurant – Aksu. Halfway between Aksu and the Aksu airport are a string of restaurants run by non-locals specializing in wild chicken, wild pig and fresh-caught fish. It wasn’t especially good – quite stringy and tough. A former China academic currently in Central Asia with interests in Turkey. Writing, Social Media and Cross-Cultural Communications, Sociological Linguists, Second Language Acquisition, and Demographics and Society.
Aksu/Alar Style Hotpot (Southern Xinjiang) | Edible China
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Food and eating in China. March 1, 2013. Aksu/Alar Style Hotpot (Southern Xinjiang). Hot pot in Aksu (and Alar) comes in a copper pan kept hot by a flame burning underneath. Unlike the rest of China, where you choose your ingredients, hot pot here comes with a set in clear mutton broth: vermicelli, tofu, the omnipresent mutton, sometimes carrots, and a slightly sweeter version of radish. View all posts by the everending ». Laquo; Previous post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Nokut/鹰嘴豆/Garbanzo Beans/Chickpeas | Edible China
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Food and eating in China. March 1, 2013. Nokut are produced and found throughout Xinjiang, usually mixed with cumin and pepper over cold noodles or paired with an egg in hot, vinegary broth. Nokut hidden under peppers and shredded radish. As Nokut was basically the only non-mutton-non-wheat dish common across southern Xinjiang, I think I ate it almost every day while traveling (Nokuuuut! View all posts by the everending ». Laquo; Previous post. Next post ». March 1, 2013 at 3:31 am. THat looks sooo good!
牛肉盖面/干拌面 Beef-topped Noodles | Edible China
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Food and eating in China. February 21, 2013. From “Sushi Beef Noodles” (Su Family Beef Noodles Xinjiang chain restaurant): beef and bean sprouts on noodles from Aksu. A former China academic currently in Central Asia with interests in Turkey. Writing, Social Media and Cross-Cultural Communications, Sociological Linguists, Second Language Acquisition, and Demographics and Society. View all posts by the everending ». Laquo; Previous post. Next post ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Mountains and The Sea. 8211; Newest blog, with expat adventures continuing in Turkey and Central Asia. Food and Eating in the Middle Country (mostly pictures). Photos from Around China. Blog from my time in Guangdong, 2011-2012. Blog from my time in Yunnan, 2010-2011. A blog I run covering practicalities and pieces of interest for people thinking of retiring in Turkey, in conjunction with Milan Estate Agents – Didim. Not so) New Blog in Bishkek. Why People Move Abroad: The Stranglers. A few simple notes.
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Mountains And the Sea. Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Language, and Life Abroad. How to…in Bishkek. 8211; I’m gradually moving everything from this blog over to a self-hosted site. My last year in China, spent learning Uyghur (unsuccessfully) and teaching (somewhat more successfully) at a university in Urumqi, Xinjiang. Pictures of food from around China. Mostly photos from my years in Beijing. My second year after graduating from Reed I worked as a college guidance counselor in Foshan and Guangzhou. You are commen...
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Edible China | Food and eating in China
Food and eating in China. March 1, 2013. Aksu/Alar Style Hotpot (Southern Xinjiang). Hot pot in Aksu (and Alar) comes in a copper pan kept hot by a flame burning underneath. Unlike the rest of China, where you choose your ingredients, hot pot here comes with a set in clear mutton broth: vermicelli, tofu, the omnipresent mutton, sometimes carrots, and a slightly sweeter version of radish. March 1, 2013. Nokut hidden under peppers and shredded radish. February 22, 2013. Wild Chicken Restaurant – Aksu.
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