The most important cultural component in a city is food, food is life, and the most indispensable thing in life is food. Your preference can tell what kind of personality you have. It is also a gathering place for ancient Huizhou merchants and an important birthplace of Huizhou culture. It inherits the authentic Anhui cuisine style. Yixian delicacies are not only the world-famous stinky mandarin fish and hairy tofu. We are looking for them in the county seat We went to a restaurant recommended by locals. The environment was nice and suitable for banquets, and the food we ate was exquisite and authentic Anhui cuisine.
Hui mushrooms are produced in Huizhou . They are unique in color and flavor, thick and tender meat, refreshing aroma and high nutritional and medicinal value. This garlic mushroom dish is delicious.
One roll and one stew in this way, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, not greasy and full of flavor in one bite. The most satisfying way to eat tofu skin in summer, without frying, deep-frying or steaming. Once rolled and stewed, it is more popular than meat. The inside of the tofu skin It is the local bamboo shoots of Yixian County, and with the fresh flavor of the meat, it is very delicious.
The word "stinky" in front of this tender and plump mandarin fish puts many people away. Just smelling the stench lingering in the air makes them afraid to take off their chopsticks, but once they taste it Afterwards, you will find that this thing has a weird "stink" that is worse than stinky tofu, and it also has the fresh fragrance of mandarin fish. The two are blended together, and the flavor is unmatched. It is difficult not to leave people with impressions. Deep taste bud memory.
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The light and light river shrimp is still heavy in oil and color in Anhui cuisine. It has the sweet taste of the river shrimp and the fresh aroma of soy sauce. The combination of the two is very delicious.
Pin'an Food, feel the culture with your taste buds, and amid the laughter and laughter, the proud food connects the landscape of the hometown, brings out the memory of white walls and black tiles, and tells the long-standing cultural heritage.
