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What is Shunde's new year's goods?
1. Shunde Potted Cuisine: You can only taste Potted Cuisine at festive group meals in rural areas, usually in an open place with wooden benches and chopsticks and heated with charcoal. Chicken, roast goose, shrimp, oysters, fish eggs, tendons, pork, fresh squid, goose web, pig's hands, horseshoes, etc., are arranged in each hot pot of vegetables layer by layer.

2. Fish students Some people say that if you come to Shunde without eating fish, you have never been to Shunde; Anyone who has eaten Shunde fish will never forget the taste of raw Shunde fish.

These fish used for raw food are very particular. According to reports, experienced Shunde chefs generally pick "strong fish" weighing about 750 grams, which is delicious, tender and smooth, just right. After the fish is bought, it is put in the mountain spring to starve to death for a few days and consume body fat. The fish made is really sweet and refreshing. When killing fish, cut a knife on the fish's jaw and tail and put it back into the water. When the fish swims, the fresh blood runs out, and the fillets without congestion are as white as snow.

Fish students are very particular about "appearance", and transparent bloodletting is very important, which is where the "technical content" lies. If you don't grasp it well, the fish is reddish and watery. Moreover, after the fish is sliced, it should be frozen in the refrigerator for a period of time to be smooth and sweet.

The special dish for raw fish is hollow and filled with ice cubes to cool down. Pick up a piece of raw fish with chopsticks, which is also translucent without a trace of red.

Shunde raw fish, different from ordinary Japanese sashimi, fully embodies the rich and profound food culture in China. There are more than a dozen seasonings alone, such as garlic slices, shredded ginger, shredded onion, shredded onion, shredded pepper, soy sauce, chopped peanuts, sesame, shredded pepper, taro, fried rice noodles, plus oil, salt and sugar. Mix these seasonings together and add sashimi. The taste is smooth and tender, and the mouth is full of fragrance. In addition to sashimi, fish heads can be steamed or steamed with soy sauce, fish skins can be boiled or cold, and fish bones can be cooked with porridge or salt and pepper. A variety of eating methods can really make you forget the time and immerse yourself in delicious enjoyment. Do you brew shad in your hometown?

Ingredients: 1 shad, vermicelli, dried shrimps, mushrooms, Nostoc flagelliforme, horseshoe, dried tangerine peel, pepper and star anise; ?

Method: Slaughter fresh shad (about 1.5kg), remove the skin and bones (head and tail removed), make fish paste, and add vermicelli, shrimp skin, mushrooms, Nostoc flagelliforme, water chestnut, dried tangerine peel, etc. , brewed into fish skin, fried, stewed with spices such as pepper and star anise.

4. Daliang double skin milk materials: fresh milk, eggs, sugar;

Method: Boil fresh milk, pour it into a small bowl, stir it gently with a small bamboo stick after it solidifies into milk skin, pour out the remaining milk, add egg white and white sugar to the fresh milk, pour it into a small bowl, cover the milk skin with water, and steam for 15 minutes.

5. Daliangshan Chicken Roll

Materials: 20cm long, width 14cm, thickness 1mm, 500g fat pork, 500g lean pork, raw flour 100g, 40g Shaoxing wine, 66g salt, eggs 1 piece, and 2.5g monosodium glutamate.

Methods: 1. Marinate the fat slices with 25 grams of Shaoxing wine for 20 minutes, then mix them with 15 grams of Shaoxing wine, salt, monosodium glutamate and egg yolk, and pat them evenly with dilute raw flour.

2. Spread the fat slices with raw flour, put the lean slices on the fat, accounting for 2/3 of the width, and mix the remaining 1/3 width with raw flour and roll them tightly into a tube.

3. Steamed in a steamer, cooled, cut into pieces with a thickness of 0.5 cm, fried in oil until golden brown, put on a plate and dipped in salt.