There are few people today, for instance, who have not tasted or at least heard of Sweet and Sour Pork, Fried Rice, Barbecued Spareribs, Crispy Spring Rolls, Wontons. There are quite a few, too, who know how to make these delicacies at home for a lot of Chinese cooking is, once one knows how it should look and taste, not at all difficult. Once one has mastered the basic discipline of preparing the food for cooking, it is simplicity itself to do. But of course, there are the rarer gourmet items which could possibly prove more expensive and more difficult to assemble. shark’s fin, fish lips,sea slugs and etc not to mention the very acquired taste one would need to eat some of them.
Ironically this great heritage originated prior to the days of the sumptuous Courts of Beijing and the cosmopolitan elegance of Shanghai in regions of Old China where for one reason or another there was an almost chronic paucity of food. But never was necessity more triumphantly the mother of invention; nothing, absolutely nothing, was wasted. Everything edible (whether from land, fresh water or ocean, or from any part of any animal conventionally despised or ignored) was eaten and combined in several computations with a myriad of other ingredients.
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