Mandarin - Pinyin

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Terms in Mandarin - Pinyin 191-200 of 200

yu er

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Cloud ear fungus that grows on dead wood, available fresh or dried. If fresh they have a bland flavour but take up the flavour of the foods with which they are cooked. They should not be fried as they explode, but should be stewed for at least an hour. If dried they are black and are broken into small pieces. They swell hugely when soaked. Dried mushrooms may also be ground to a powder, in which form it may be used to flavour soups and stocks.

Yunnan

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

A black tea from the province of Yunnan in south western China. It is similar to Assam tea and, uncommon with China teas, is best drunk with milk.

yun tai cai

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Rape (US: canola)

yun tai zi

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Rape (US: canola)

zhen mo

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Honey fungus. They should always be well cooked.

zhi li ju ju

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf). A cabbage-like variety of endive (US: chicory) with rather upright, green lobed leaves and self blanching heart inside a long, tight head. It is widely used in Italy.

zhi li wo ju

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Romaine lettuce. Cos lettuce.

zhi tong ju

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf). A cabbage-like variety of endive (US: chicory) with rather upright, green lobed leaves and self blanching heart inside a long, tight head. It is widely used in Italy.

zi ding xiang mo

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Wood blewit. A bright lilac blue mushroom with fresh clean flavour and excellent with potatoes.

zi ye gan lan

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Red cabbage