Crossing-the-Bridge Noodles
A Yunnan rice-noodle meal assembled at the table in a bowl of piping-hot broth.
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Mushrooms, herbs and flavors shaped by many cultures
Mountainous Yunnan has one of China’s most varied food cultures. Wild mushrooms, fresh herbs, flowers, cured meats and rice noodles reflect its climate and the traditions of many ethnic communities.
Classic foods
A Yunnan rice-noodle meal assembled at the table in a bowl of piping-hot broth.
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Chicken slowly steamed in a special clay pot so condensation forms an intensely clear broth.
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A celebrated dry-cured Yunnan ham known for its deep aroma, rosy color and concentrated savoriness.
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Fish packed with fresh herbs and spices, then grilled in the fragrant style of Yunnan’s Dai communities.
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A seasonal Yunnan hot pot built around the aromas and textures of local wild mushrooms.
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Related Yunnan rice foods: erkuai is shaped as cakes or sheets, while ersi is cut into noodle-like strands.
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