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Jinzhou bean stew with layered flatbread

Jinzhou bean stew with layered flatbread

锦州豆角烀饼Jǐnzhōu dòujiǎo hūbǐng

Soft layered wheat bread cooked over pork belly, green beans, potato and carrot. Its underside absorbs a savory soybean-and-oyster sauce; the top stays pleasantly chewy.

Heat
Region
Liaoning
Type
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At the table

How to enjoy it

Share the pot. Tear or cut the bread, scoop vegetables and pork alongside, and use the bread to pick up sauce. Set aside whole spices and chili pieces.

A useful check

Confirm pork belly or ribs, chili level and serving size. The sauce contains soy and oyster; the bread contains wheat.

How it may vary

Ribs may replace belly. Thicker or thinner breads and stacked dumpling-wrapper shortcuts exist; they are not extra ingredients in this version.

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What goes into it?

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

Ribs may replace belly. Thicker or thinner breads and stacked dumpling-wrapper shortcuts exist; they are not extra ingredients in this version.

Recipes vary by restaurant.

How does it taste?

Savory soybean and pork, mild chili and warm spices.

Chili heat
Texture
Soft layered bread, tender vegetables and fatty pork.
How it’s made
Rest flour-water dough, roll with oil, salt and five-spice powder into layers. Fry pork belly in oil with cooking wine, scallion, ginger, dried chili, cassia and star anise. Add beans, potato, carrot, soybean paste, light soy, oyster sauce, thirteen-spice, sugar and water. Cover with the bread and simmer together.

Ribs may replace belly. Thicker or thinner breads and stacked dumpling-wrapper shortcuts exist; they are not extra ingredients in this version.

A CONNECTION TO PLACE

Origin & regional roots

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Associated with Liaoning.

About this regional connection

Liaoning: Local culinary association; not a claim of exclusive origin.

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Story & history

Jinzhou bean stew with layered flatbread

Jinzhou’s hubing joins staple and stew in one pot: bread cooks over the vegetables and soaks up their sauce. It is a family and restaurant sharing dish.

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