Chinese Traditional / Simplified, Mandarin Pinyin

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Terms in Chinese Traditional / Simplified, Mandarin Pinyin 51-60 of 144

花莖甘藍 / 花茎甘蓝(huā jīng gān lán)

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Broccoli

黃獨 /黄独(huáng dú)

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Air potato. An intrusive, but one of the most widely consumed varieties of yam cultivated in the Pacific Islands, Asia and West Africa. Uncultivated versions may be bitter and even poisonous (as in Florida).

黃茅草 / 黄茅草(huáng máo cǎo)

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Man on horseback. A type of pleasant edible mushroom of yellowish colour with which some cases of poisoning have been recorded.

黃蘑菇 / 黄蘑菇(huáng mó gu)

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Chanterelle mushroom

黃色蔓菁的一種 / 黄色蔓菁的一种(huáng sè màn jīng de yī zhǒng)

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Swede (US: rutabaga)

黃芽白 / 黄芽白(huáng yá bái)

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Chinese leaves

餛飩 / 馄饨(hún tún)

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Wonton. A type of dumpling, wrapped in fine pastry and usually boiled or steamed and sometimes fried. It is likely to be stuffed with minced (US: ground) pork, minced prawns (US: shrimp), ginger, carrot and sesame oil or soy sauce. You may also find them in soups.

胡丕祥勳 / 胡丕祥勋(Húpīxiáng xūn)

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St George's mushroom. A small white or cream mushroom that appears in parts of Europe around St George's Day on 23rd April.

糊塗蟲 / 糊涂虫(hú tú chóng)

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Swede (US: rutabaga)

錦鹵雲呑 - 餛飩 / 锦卤云呑 - 馄饨(ǐn lǔ yún tūn - húntún)

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A gam lo waan taan is a deep fried crispy won ton served with sweet and sour sauce