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A FOOD TRADITION

Sichuan cuisine

Sichuan cuisine is known for layered heat, Sichuan pepper, fermented seasonings, and richly flavored stir-fries, braises, noodles, and hot pots.

Dishes linked to this cuisine

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Laziji

Laziji is a Sichuan-style dry-fried chicken dish featuring chicken pieces tossed with dried chilli peppers, Sichuan pepper, aromatics, and oil, often with peanuts.

Leshan sweet-skinned duck

A Sichuan-style duck dish with lacquered crisp skin produced by sweet glazing and seasoned roasting or braising.

Mao xue wang

A spicy Sichuan stew combining duck blood, offal, meat, tofu, and vegetables in a richly seasoned broth.

Mapo tofu

A Sichuan dish of soft tofu braised with seasoned ground pork, fermented bean paste, chilli, and Sichuan pepper.

Mouth-watering chicken

Cold poached chicken is sliced and dressed with a spicy Sichuan sauce commonly combining chili oil, soy sauce, vinegar, sesame paste, and Sichuan pepper.

Pickled-pepper fish

A Sichuan fish dish braised or simmered with pickled chilli peppers, ginger, garlic, and green onion.

Pork in garlic sauce

A Sichuan dish of shredded pork cooked in a sweet, sour, savoury garlic sauce with doubanjiang, aromatics, and commonly wood ear mushroom or bamboo shoots.

Red-oil wontons

Red-oil wontons are boiled pork-filled wheat wontons dressed in a vivid Sichuan chili-oil sauce with soy sauce, sesame oil, and aromatics.

Sichuan beef noodles

Sichuan beef noodles are wheat noodles served in a savory, spicy beef broth or sauce seasoned with Sichuan pepper and chilli.

Sichuan cold noodles

A Sichuan noodle dish served cool with wheat noodles dressed in sesame paste, soy sauce, vinegar, chilli oil, sugar, and aromatic garnishes.

Sichuan dry-braised fish

Sichuan dry-braised fish is fish slowly cooked with fermented broad-bean chilli paste, aromatics, and a concentrated sweet-savory sauce.

Sichuan hot pot

A communal Sichuan dish in which diners cook meat, seafood, tofu, and vegetables in a simmering, chili- and Sichuan-pepper-spiced broth.

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