Mandarin - Pinyin

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Terms in Mandarin - Pinyin 81-90 of 200

gonfu (tea)

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Tea produced in thin, tight strips without breaking the leaves.

gyöza

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Fried vegetable dumplings most commonly stuffed with minced (US: ground) pork though they may also be stuffed with minced prawns. A Chinese dish popular in Japan, gyoza is cooked in a variety of ways. Boiled gyoza (sui-gyoza) is very soft and can be eaten hot or cold. Deep fried gyoza (age-gyoza) can be finger food. Gyoza wrappers are slightly thicker than wonton wrappers and are round, while wonton wrappers a square. Wonton wrappers may be used and cut into circles to create the loose gathering of the wrapper, like an open basket.

hai ts'ao

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Chinese kelp, similar to Japanese konbu.

hao jun

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Oyster mushroom

he huan ru niu gan jun

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Slippery Jack mushroom, also known as the sticky bun. Listed as edible but some people do have allergic reactions to it.

hei pi bo luo men shen

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Black salsify or scorzonera

heung kun

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Chinese celery. It is similar to regular celery but thinner and with a more delicate flavour.

ho fan

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Wide noodles similar to fettuccine and tagliatelle.

ho fun

/hoh-fun/
[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Flat noodles

hong you cai

[Mandarin_Pinyin]

Rape (US: canola)