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Dandong Korean-Chinese rice sausage

Dandong Korean-Chinese rice sausage

丹东朝鲜族米肠Dān dōng cháo xiǎn zú mǐ cháng

A steamed sausage of rice, glutinous rice and pork blood in pork casing. The dark filling is rice-rich rather than a conventional minced-meat sausage. This entry describes the sliced steamed version.

Heat
Region
Liaoning
Type
Snacks
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At the table

How to enjoy it

Eat the cooked slices in small bites; add a dipping sauce gradually if offered.

A useful check

Contains pork blood and pork casing. Check sauces and seasonings for other ingredients.

How it may vary

Rice proportions and seasonings differ. Stir-fried rice sausage with vegetables and chili sauce is a separate serving variation.

GET TO KNOW THE DISH

What goes into it?

Explore some key ingredients below. Preparations may use additional seasonings and ingredients.

Rice proportions and seasonings differ. Stir-fried rice sausage with vegetables and chili sauce is a separate serving variation.

Recipes vary by restaurant.

How does it taste?

Savory blood sausage with mild rice flavor.

Chili heat
Texture
Soft sticky rice and a firmer casing.
How it’s made
Rice and pork blood are stuffed into casing and steamed, then sliced.

Rice proportions and seasonings differ. Stir-fried rice sausage with vegetables and chili sauce is a separate serving variation.

A CONNECTION TO PLACE

Origin & regional roots

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Its origins are linked to Liaoning.

About this regional connection

Liaoning: Dandong Korean-Chinese cooking.

Ask if they have it first

ASK IF IT'S AVAILABLE

请问你们有丹东朝鲜族米肠吗?

Do you have this item?

A LITTLE SOMETHING TO READ

Story & history

Dandong Korean-Chinese rice sausage

This account describes a tradition or story, rather than an established historical fact.

Rice sausage is part of Dandong’s Korean-Chinese food repertoire. Steamed slices and seasoned stir-fried servings offer different ways to eat the same sausage.

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