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The four hottest cuisines in the 1980s can be called the classics of the times Netizens: Very nostalgic (Lu)

The four hottest cuisines in the 1980s can be called the classics of the times Netizens: Very nostalgic (Lu)

This small editor has more than 40 years, and has never stopped on the road of exploring food,

Food documentaries "Tip of the Tongue", "Taste of Lao Guang", "Sichuan Taste" and so on

Recently, the occasional feeling has entered middle age, and people in the 80s have become more and more nostalgic.

So I began to reminisce about the past and feel the history...

For example: 80s, 28 bicycles? television set? Flared pants?

But what is the food?

In the database of nostalgic history, Xiaobian found it

A Douban score of 9.3

In 1985, it was founded by the famous Japanese "Wan" brand soy sauce founder Kamikaman Co., Ltd

Food Documentary "Food Culture in China" filmed

Shown with their lens

In the 1980s Chinese home-cooked meals and cooking methods

Clearly recorded

The specific steps of each dish

The documentary is divided into 5 episodes, with beijing, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Sichuan as the themes

Culinary skills of food culture and Chinese cuisine

The four hottest cuisines in the 1980s can be called the classics of the times Netizens: Very nostalgic (Lu)

If you compare the four major cuisines to the jianghu sect of Jin Yong's novels

Lu cuisine is equivalent to the Shaolin Temple

It is the origin and foundation of Chinese food culture

Its rich variety and difficult cooking techniques

It has had a profound impact on many cuisines

Court cuisine mainly borrowed from Lu cuisine

Lu cuisine relies mainly on political and Confucian influence

It is the oldest, most technical and most powerful cuisine

At the same time, it is also a representative of the entire northern cuisine

During the Ming and Qing dynasties, a large number of Shandong chefs and dishes entered the court

The style characteristics of Lu cuisine are more luxurious, Zhongzheng atmosphere, peace and health care are further sublimated

In other words, it is the people of Beijing who carry forward Lu cuisine and enjoy the national reputation

It is said to be among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty

Qianlong can be said to be the top foodie

It can be seen from the existing imperial menu

Qianlong's favorite food is mostly dishes made of bird's nest and hot pot

Bird's nests will be served at the top banquets of the court

There is even a bird's nest full table

Qianlong was the longest-lived emperor in Chinese history

The secret is said to be to eat bird's nest

Follow the footage of the documentary and see the Beihai Park next to the Forbidden City

The famous imitation restaurant

Since the Qing Dynasty, it has inherited the flavor of the court

The dishes here do not have a greasy and spicy taste

Emphasis is placed on fine taste and soft texture

Erlong juju beads, anchovy shark fins, and oolong spit beads are representative dishes of dried goods at sea

Braised bear paws, goldfish duck paws, and frog abalone are the best on land;

Pea yellow, kidney bean rolls, wotou, and roasted bergamot were Empress Dowager Cixi's favorite dim sum of the year

To say the top famous dishes

That, of course, was braised bear paw

The four hottest cuisines in the 1980s can be called the classics of the times Netizens: Very nostalgic (Lu)

As early as the Spring and Autumn Warring States Period

It is already a tribute-level dish for the nobles of the imperial palace

Peel and wash the bear paws before cooking

Use chicken and duck to boil the broth

Allow the bear paw to absorb the fibers

At the same time, add a lot of ginger, onion and garlic

To remove the peculiar odor peculiar to bear paws

After several boils

Cut the bear paws into slices and steam them

Finally, bamboo shoots and shiitake mushrooms are sandwiched between the meat

Drizzle with juice

The shiny braised bear paw is done

Taste: The meat slices absorb the delicious flavor of chicken and duck, become smooth and soft after steaming, and are served with shiitake mushrooms and bamboo shoots, which are soft and tender and delicious, creating the top taste of this court dish.

Follow the camera to the hundreds of long-established --- Fortress Garden"

Wang Yijun, a national treasure cooking master, shows off a traditional Lu dish: coriander fried squid rolls

The four hottest cuisines in the 1980s can be called the classics of the times Netizens: Very nostalgic (Lu)

Stir-fry side dishes with coriander and cut flower squid

Because the squid is made of dry goods

So it is easier to heat and taste

The flowers need to be staggered on thin squid

The power of this flower knife is extremely comfortable to look at

Then the squid is passed through the water and then over the oil

Then re-pour the sesame oil into the pan

Quickly stir-fry the squid at the same time

Sprinkle with wine and add the parsley that has been pre-seasoned with shallot, ginger, garlic vinegar

The whole cooking process should be done in one go

While Titian is infused

Master the most appropriate cookery for each dish

That's the secret of stir-frying

Taste: Moderately salty and fresh, tender squid meat, refreshing coriander flavor, unique flavor.

Of course, Beijing cuisine is indispensable to the well-known Quanjude Beijing roast duck

The four hottest cuisines in the 1980s can be called the classics of the times Netizens: Very nostalgic (Lu)

The film is in the main store of Quanjude

The chefs first coated it with maltose water

The whole body of the duck is then baked in the house

In order to make the roast duck crispy and not tender and not woody

Chefs need to concentrate on rolling over and over

to maintain a certain temperature

This is in addition to the wealth of experience

It is also quite a test of patience

After the roast duck comes out of the oven

To put the duck skin as well as the meat

Thin slices down

When eating, eat it with pancakes, noodle sauce, and green onions.

The duck skin is crisp, the duck meat is tender, the aroma is overbearing, and it comes to the nose.

Taste: ruddy color, tender flesh, mellow taste, fat but not greasy, worthy of the "world delicious"

In addition, the film also introduces dishes that are close to the lives of ordinary people

Shabu-shabu lamb

It must belong to Dong lai Shun, and there was already a long queue every day...

Hand-cut lamb, the technique is not bad at all

The masters are all masters of knife skills, and the slices of meat cut out are as thin as paper, comparable to machines

The famous Snack Bar of Longfu Temple

About 13,000 guests are visited every day

Soy milk with fritters is a classic combination

Tofu brain drizzled with chili oil is an appetizing one

Nice and delicious two-color steamed buns

A crispy burnt circle shaped like a donut

The most characteristic bean juice

Sweet and soft red bean porridge

Isn't that what we tasted when we were kids?

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