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Cuisine
As indicated by the local, colloquial expression in Henan that "an opera singer depends on a good voice, a cook on the skill in preparing soup", the Yu Cuisine attaches great importance to soup preparing. In the Yu Cuisine, soup is classified into appetizer soup, white soup, mao soup and clear soup. The materials for cooking soup must be "washed twice, put into the pot twice, and the scum be skimmed off twice". When high-grade clear soup is needed, extra materials will be added so as to reach the effects that when it is clear, the bottom should be seen, the taste must be refreshing; when thick, white nutrients should float on the surface and be able to stick to the lips when enjoyed.
The Yu Cuisine totally has more than 50 cooking techniques, many of them, such as stewing, frying, deep-frying, quick-frying, quick-boiling, stir-frying and Qiang, are unique. Among such techniques, stewing is the most distinctive, has all the time been highly spoken of as the technique can make a desirable dish with sticky juice even without adding cooking starch. In addition, high heat is often used when quick-boiling dishes: with hot pot and cool oil, and quick operation, the dish looks milky white and tastes crisp and tender. The historical dishes like "Quick-fried Yellow River Carp in Sweet and Sour Sauce Covered with Baked Noodles", "Stir-fried Three Not Sticky", "Skin and Shreds with Osmanthus Flowers" and "Carp in Sweet and Sour Sauce" are still well known far and wide and highly favored by people both at home and abroad.