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Min cuisine

Also known as: Fujian cuisine
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  • Dim sum
    Chinese cuisine
    / The eight great cuisines

    Min (or Fujian) cuisine uses ingredients from both mountains and seas in stews to produce umami-rich flavor profiles. Seasonings are generally light, allowing natural flavors to shine through. Min cuisine represents the other primary influence on the Chinese food known in the West, in addition…

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    Min (or Fujian) cuisine uses ingredients from both mountains and seas in stews to produce umami-rich flavor profiles. Seasonings are generally light, allowing natural flavors to shine through. Min cuisine represents the other primary influence on the Chinese food known in the West, in addition…

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