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Northeast Dumplings (Fuli Shangyueju Phase II Branch)

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Fuli Shangyueju

Dishes

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  Northeastern Pig Skin Jelly

  A traditional cold dish made from pork skin, boiled and chilled to form a gelatinous texture. Popular in Northeast China for its rich collagen content and savory taste.
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  Harbin Sausage

  Harbin sausage is made primarily from pork, casings, starch, garlic, and other ingredients, and is processed through marinating, grinding, stuffing into casings, baking, boiling, and smoking.
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  Thin seaweed strips

  Seaweed threads are a refreshing seaweed dish made primarily from kelp. To prepare, kelp is sliced into fine strands and can be mixed with seasonings such as garlic, vinegar, and soy sauce for a cold dish, or stir-fried with a touch of chili and ginger for added flavor. The texture of seaweed threads is smooth and slippery, making it one of the common cold dishes in summer.
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  Beef Dumplings

  Beef dumplings are a Chinese pastry made by mixing minced beef with scallions, ginger, and seasonings, then wrapping it in dough and cooking by boiling or pan-frying.
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  Chinese cabbage and pork dumplings

  Chinese cabbage and pork dumplings are made with fresh Chinese cabbage and pork as the main ingredients, combined with traditional dumpling wrappers. The cabbage is finely chopped and mixed with the pork filling, then seasoned with appropriate seasonings and thoroughly blended before being wrapped into neatly shaped dumplings. They can be cooked by boiling or steaming until fully cooked.
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  Fermented soybean skin

  Fermented soybean curd, a traditional Chinese soy product. Made from yellow soybeans through soaking, grinding, boiling, and other processes, which form a film on the surface of soy milk that is then dried. It has a yellow-white color, dry texture, and a rich soy aroma. In cooking, it can be paired with meat or vegetables and prepared using methods such as stir-frying, stewing, or boiling to create various delicious dishes.
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  Celery and Pork Dumplings

  Celery and pork dumplings are made with fresh celery and pork as the main ingredients. The two are finely chopped, seasoned to create a flavorful filling, then wrapped in thin yet resilient dumpling wrappers. When boiled, the dumplings have a thin skin filled with generous stuffing—through the semi-transparent wrapper, you can see the vibrant green celery and pink meat alternating, releasing a fragrant aroma.
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  Fennel Egg Dumplings

  Fennel egg dumplings are made with fennel and eggs as main ingredients. Fennel is chopped and mixed with eggs, seasoned and used as filling, then wrapped in dumpling wrappers and cooked by boiling or pan-frying.
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  Leek and Pork Dumplings

  Chinese chive and pork dumplings are made with fresh chives and pork as the main ingredients. The two are finely chopped, seasoned, and mixed into a filling, then wrapped in thin yet resilient dumpling wrappers. The dumplings have a neat shape, with green specks of filling visible through the translucent skin. They are typically boiled, resulting in delicate, well-filled dumplings with a delicious taste.
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  Leek and Egg Dumplings

  Leek and egg dumplings are a classic Chinese dumpling. The main ingredients include fresh leeks and eggs, which are mixed together to form the filling and then wrapped in dumpling wrappers. Steaming makes the dumpling skins soft while keeping the filling flavorful and fresh.
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  Dumpling Soup

  Dumpling soup is a soup dish primarily made with dumplings as the main ingredient. Typically, dumplings are boiled in hot water until cooked, then simmered in broth or plain water, and can be accompanied by ingredients such as vegetables, meat, or seafood. Seasonings like salt, soy sauce, green onions, and cilantro can be added according to taste during preparation.
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  Shiitake and Pork Dumplings

  Xianggu (Chinese mushroom) and pork dumplings are made with pork and mushrooms as the main ingredients, wrapped in traditional dumpling wrappers. The pork and mushrooms are finely chopped, seasoned, and then filled into the wrappers, shaped like ingots. They are typically boiled, resulting in thin wrappers with generous fillings, where the aroma of the mushrooms perfectly blends with the savory flavor of the pork.

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