Shandong cuisine

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Shandong cuisine is one of the oldest and most influential regional cuisines of China, known for its bold flavors, emphasis on fresh seafood, and masterful use of techniques like stir-frying and braising.

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instanceOf Chinese regional cuisine
cuisine
alsoKnownAs Lu cuisine NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin China
developedIn ancient China
emphasizes control of heat
freshness of ingredients
knife skills
flavorProfile salty
sour and sweet combinations
umami
hasCenter Jinan NERFINISHED
Qingdao NERFINISHED
Yantai NERFINISHED
hasStyle Jiaodong style NERFINISHED
Jinan style NERFINISHED
Kongfu style
historicalSignificance one of the oldest regional cuisines in China
influenced Beijing cuisine NERFINISHED
Imperial court cuisine of China
isOneOf Eight Great Cuisines of China NERFINISHED
isPartOf Eight Culinary Traditions of Chinese cuisine NERFINISHED
knownFor bold flavors
crisp textures
emphasis on fresh seafood
masterful braising
masterful stir-frying
savory taste
umami-rich dishes
use of stocks and broths
regionOfOrigin Shandong Province NERFINISHED
signatureDish Braised sea cucumber with scallions
Dezhou braised chicken NERFINISHED
Fried pork with salt and pepper
Jinan roast duck
Nine-turn large intestine
Scallion-braised sea cucumber
Sweet and sour carp
typicalCookingTechnique braising
deep-frying
quick-frying
roasting
stewing
stir-frying
typicalIngredient chili peppers
garlic
ginger
green onion
maize
peanuts
salt
seafood
shellfish
soy sauce
vinegar
wheat
uses milky white broths
rich clear broths

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Lu cuisine alsoKnownAs Shandong cuisine