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Huangpi griddled fresh dousi

Huangpi griddled fresh dousi

黄陂炕湿豆丝Huáng pí kàng shī dòu sī

Fresh rice-and-bean sheets griddled in rapeseed oil and folded around pickled mustard greens.

Heat
Region
Hubei
Type
Snacks
Street foodVegan
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At the table

How to enjoy it

Cut or tear manageable pieces, let the filling cool and eat with chopsticks or from a paper sleeve. A large portion can be shared.

A useful check

Contains soy. Confirm filling and cooking fat; egg or meat additions change the dietary profile.

How it may vary

Other fillings include egg, vermicelli or minced meat. Dried strips and bacon stir-fries are different preparations.

GET TO KNOW THE DISH

What goes into it?

Explore some key ingredients below. Preparations may use additional seasonings and ingredients.

Other fillings include egg, vermicelli or minced meat. Dried strips and bacon stir-fries are different preparations.

Recipes vary by restaurant.

How does it taste?

Toasted rice and bean aroma with salty, tangy mustard greens.

Chili heat
Texture
Supple, substantial and chewy, with browned surfaces; not dry noodle crisps.
How it’s made
Soak early-season rice, mung beans and soybeans, wet-grind with water and spread on a hot pan into sheets. Keep uncut, griddle in rapeseed oil, add chopped pickled mustard and fold.

Other fillings include egg, vermicelli or minced meat. Dried strips and bacon stir-fries are different preparations.

A CONNECTION TO PLACE

Origin & regional roots

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Associated with Hubei.

About this regional connection

Hubei: 武汉黄陂鲜豆丝整张炕制折叠吃法。

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ASK IF IT'S AVAILABLE

请问你们有黄陂炕湿豆丝吗?

Do you have this item?

A LITTLE SOMETHING TO READ

Story & history

Fresh sheets before the drying stage

This account describes a tradition or story, rather than an established historical fact.

Huangpi families traditionally share the work of grinding batter and cooking dousi. Keeping a sheet fresh allows it to be folded into a hearty snack instead of cut and dried.

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