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abalone, mock Allium scorodoprasum Abe Koryu & Tsuji Shigemitsu n almond , , ablution, fingers , Altchuler, S. I. n Absidia alum Abu Ali al-Husein Ibn Sina see Avicenna for fruit storage Acanthobromo simoni mountain , Acanthopanax spinosum (wu chia phi) n, in rice water bark water , acetic acid , , Amano Motonosuke n, n Acetobacter , , , n, amaranthus oil alcohol inhibition Amarna (Egypt) film formation amaurosis oxygen requirement amazaké (sweet wine) slime forming ambix Achaya, K. T. n, amé (malt sugar) n Achyranthes bidentata America acidulant ice house n Acipenser sinensis microbial enzyme production aconitum osteoporosis n Aconitum fischeri , n peanut introduction to China Acorus calamus see Typha latifolia soybean oil n; starch crops ; tou fu , Actinidia chinensis Actinomucor amino acids Adams, R. McC. n essential Adolph, W. H. n, n Amoy n, , aflatoxin n amphora , , Afshana (Bukhara) Amygda sinensis see Trionyx sinensis Agaricus campestris , n amylase ‒, , , , agricultural treatises –, chhü ferment , agriculture, origins in China ‒, exploitation by Chinese vintners Ah Ying n heat resistance n Ai Kung n malt or sprouting grains , – Ajinomoto Library of Dietary Culture n amyloglucosidase a-la-chi wine , , , Amylomyces (Amylo) process –, , , , Albrecht, H. , Taiwan aborigines albumins an (narrow platform bed) , alchemy an (trays) , , , ‒ distillation , , , n An Chin-Huai n, n capability , An Hua Hsien Chi (Gazetteer of the An-hua County; Mount of the Eight Venerables ) Taoist n An-i (Phing-yang) , n alder wood Analects of Confucius, The see Lun Yü ale see beer analytical approach Aleurites fordii Anchor Brewing Co. (San Francisco) n Alexander of Tralles (+‒) ancient Egypt n alfalfa , beer , , ; making , , ‒ Algar, A. n, n bread making , n, , n alkali grape wine n, alkaline carbonates , , kitchen n; olive oil n All About Tea (Ukers) n saddle quern n allec see garum salted fish n; sausages n Allium bakeri , tandor oven, tomb mural of Dynasty n Allium fistulosum , ‒ vinegar n; yeast n, n Allium odorum Anderson, E. N. , n, n, , n, n, n, Allium ramosum n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, Allium sativum n
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Anderson, M. L. n, n, n autolysis , ‒, , , , shiokara Anderssen, J. G. Autumn Festival, moon cakes André, J. n Averrhoa carambola n Ang Chin-Huai n Avicenna (+ to ) ‒, n Ang Tian-Se n awl , angkak (Thailand, the Philippines) ‒n Anhui , back deformity, turtle tea exports bacteria see also lactic acid bacteria tea plantations acetic acid ; in ferment yellow tea bacteriophage n Anhui shêng wên-wu ... () n Badler, V. R. n, n animal bones Bagdad, Islamic pasta recipes animal fat , , , –, , bagels n animal products, monographs ‒ Bagley, R. W. n animals, land ‒ baking, clay-wrapped , , anise Balfour, E. n Anser Bali, tempeh making ‒ ant eggs Ball, S. (official of East India Company in Canton from antecedents of objects to ) n, , ‒ antifoam agents balsam pear n anvil for tea processing , , bamboo Anyang, Shang ruins basket , , , , ; container , ao (dry frying; parching) , ‒, ‒, , leaves , n, , in chiang making Apicius de re Coquinaria (Cookery and Dining in Imperial mats , , , ; rod , ; rope , Rome; +st century) , n sieve , ; sieve tube for soy sauce , , apiculture n splints , ; steamer ‒, , Apium graveolens thatch ; trays , , n, , , ; apples, steeped in water winnowing n; urn covers , ‒, apricot, Chinese ( Jaapanese) , –, , , n bamboo shoots , , , honey preserves ; salting beriberi smoked ; sugared n cha ; honey preserves aqua ardens/vitae sauce n; tsao preserves aquaculture , tsu pickles , , aquatic animals ‒, see also fish bamboo slips, Han Tomb No. at Ma-wang-tui , , Arberry, A. J. n , , n arbor, grape vine n fermented soy paste Ardeshir, A. G. & Beddows, C. G. n, n fermented soybeans Arisaema consanguineum n wine n Armillaria matsutake see also Han Tomb No. (Ma-wang-tui) Aronson, S. n Bamboosa arrak see also a-la-chi wine Ban Kao, Thailand n arrowroot , honey preserves ‘Banquet at Hung-Men’ (mural, Western Han tomb artemisia , , , tsu near Loyang) ‒ arum, serrated bappir (beer bread) , , Asana (Turfan; Sinkiang) Bar-Josef, O. n Asarum sieboldi , barley , , , , ascorbic acid beer development in West ; bread ash, oil processing chiang , , asparagus distilled wine, wine mash for Aspergillus , n, , ferments ; grinding , conditions for growth importance in Han dynasty ; introduction in ferment , , , , , n China Aspergillus glaucus kernel separation , ; koji , Aspergillus niger n, n malted ; malting , ; malt sugar n Aspergillus oryzae , , n, n meal , , ; paste Aspergillus terreus n milling ; moulded ; for miso Assam (India) parching ; partially polished wild tea trees n porridge n, ; sprouting n, astralagus varieties ; vinegar preparation ‒ Astronomica (Manilius; +st century) n Barnett, J. A. aubergine see eggplant barrel, open-ended wooden ‒ Auricularia auriculae (wood ear) , , n Basalla, G. , , , ,
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Basiodiomycetes Bibliography of the History of the Former Han basket Bibliography to the History of the Sui bamboo , , , Bielenstein, H. n drying tea leaves , bihun (rice noodles, Indonesia & Malaysia) rattan bird’s nest Bastone, Ponvio (Italian soldier; th century) bitter taste ‒, bean , see also soybeans bittern , , , aduki/adzuki n blanching broad n; chiang , , n; sprouts blindness see also vision lesser n, , ; chiang , ; flavoured vinegar green ‒ night , ‒ mung ; noodles n, ; tea congee ; wax total film n; red , , ; wild , , Blofeld, J. n, n, n, n, n, n, n, bean sprouts , , , n, see also soybeans n, n, , n, , n, n, antecedent ; broad bean Blue, G. n, n, n, ‒ dietary ; mung bean ‒ Bo-hea (Wu-I) pharmaceutical ; preparation Bodde, D. n, n vitamins Bodhidharma (Indian price and Buddhist saint; +th bean curd see tou fu century) bear boglu (malt) gall bladder boiler , , , , , meat n, bronze still , , ‒, Beard, J. n steamer , bed, narrow platform , , boiling , , n, , , Bedini, S. n oil extraction beef see also cattle; ox pasta n chiang ; fu n; khuai n; tallow , soy milk, in making bean curd , –, – beer Bombay mastic ale , , bone deformities , bread , , reversal brewing in West , Book of Odes see Shih Ching containers for making Book of Songs (Waley’s translation of the Book of Egyptian ; Iberian Odes) making Book of Tofu () n, Egyptian models boorher (wooden half-barrel) n, fermentation , ; saccharification , Bos taurus domesticus soaking raised bread Boswellia carterii n origin and discovery in West – Botanicum Sinicum (Bretschneider) n porridge ; bread –; Sumerian ; in bouza beer n, , Egypt – Bowen, Samuel (Savannah, Georgia) beeswax bowl Beijing n gold ; origins n; shallow Beinfield, H. & Korngold, E. n rice ; tea , , , Bell, J. n Bowra, C. M. n Benda, I. n box, China Benzoni, Girolamo n Boyle, Robert (chemist; th century) beriberi , ‒, , bracken , , diet therapy ‒ Braidwood, R. J. n early records ‒ braising , pathology ‒ bran rice, association with , , , , , gluten preparation and rice , , , , bran , , , , vinegar mash spread to North , brandy , theories of cause ‒; treatment , Brassica alboglabra betel nut Brassica campestris betle pepper n Brassica cernua beverages see drinks Brassica chinensis , Bianchini, F. & Corbetta, F. n Brassica chinensis var. oleifera The Bible n Brassica juncea Genesis n; Exodus n, n, n Brassica oleracea Leviticus ; Numbers n; Samuel n Brassica rapa ,
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brassicas , ‒ butter , Bray, F. , , n, n, n, n, n, n, n, iced n, n, n, n, n tea bread , see also dough; flour buttermilk , barley Bynum, W. F. & Porter, R. n, beer , ; precursor , Egyptian models making cabbage , , , , , flat , n salting loaves for Egyptian beer seed oil, uses , yield origins in raised pasta tsu ‒, raised , , , , , , cafes, tea , steamed n, , n, n, , caffeine , ‒, break (in yoghurt making) Cai Jinfeng n breakfast, shredded meat or fish n cake, pressed oilseed , bream , cakes , Bretschneider, E. n, n, n little dragon ; moon brewing see beer pan-frying ; steamed bridegrooom gifts for bride calcium Briggs, W. (+) absorption n Brillat-Savarin, J. A. n bean curd ‒ brine n, see also salt; salting deficiency , , ; metabolism n soy sauce making calcium sulphate n, British Museum (London) n calendar, Chinese n bronze vessels see also still Cambodia characters fermented salted fish , cold storage of food fish sauce ritual n rice noodles for serving food and drink , , Camellia sinensis , broth , see also soup Camellia sinensis var. assamica n fermentable camellia tea fermented Campbell-Platt, G. n Brothwell, D. & Brothwell, P. n camphor , Brothwell, D. & Sandison, A. n camphorwood ‒ Broussonetia papyrifera Campsis grandiflora n Brown, S. R. n, n cancer , Bruce, C. A. n, Candida n brunch, Cantonese candles , buckwheat flour Candolle, A. de , dough cane sugar , , ‒, noodles , , fruit preservation Buddhism, Chhan , Canis familiaris Buddhists/Buddhist monks Cannabis sativa , , gluten use , Canon of the Virtue of the Tao see Tao Tê Ching tea ; tea making Canton n tou fu making , n, in Japan fish sauce vegetarian recipes n tea technicians n; tea trade Buell, P. D. n Capsicum Bukhara , , , n carambola n buns see also man-thou Carassius auratus bright , n; roasted carbohydrates, hydrolysis steamed n, , ‒, n, , in Japan carbon dioxide , , raised dough Buonassisi, V. n carbonates see alkaline carbonates Burkhill, I. H. n carcinogens Burma cardamon fermented salted fish , cardiovascular disease fish sauce Cardwell, D. n, n Burnt-wine method of Southern Tribal folk see Nan fan Caretta caretta olivacea ‒ shao chiu fa Carica papya butcher , Carlile, M. J. & Watkinson, S. C. n dog carotene of King Hui of Liang carp , , –, , ,
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Carpenter, R. n, n, n, n, n, n, Chang Lien-Ming , n, n n, n Chang Mêng-Lun , n, n carpenter weed, vitamin B n Chang Shih-Nan (writer; +th century) carrot n, Chang Tê-Shui n casein hydrolysis Chang Tê-Tzu n, n cassava , n Chang Thing-Hao n cassia , , , , , see also cinnamon chang tho (dough, held by hand) n heart of Chang Ting n oil ; tea Chang Tsho n wine , , medicated Chang Tsung-Min (th century) Castanea mollissima , Chang Tzu-Kao castor oil , , Chang Wên-Hsü n catechins , ‒, , Chang Yu-Hsin (writer; +th century) pharmacological effects Chang Yuan (writer; +th century) , ‒, Cater, C. M., Craven, W. W. & Horan, F. E. n Chang Yuan-Fang n Cato the Elder (c. −) , , , Chao, Buwei Yang n, n, , n, n, n, cats, polished rice feeding , n, n, n cattail , , , , Chao Chi (writer; +th century) cattle , , , see also beef; ox Chao Chün (poet, bibliophile; th century) , cauldron , , Chao Ho-Thao n serving , Chao Hun (Summons of the Soul; c. −) , , cauliflower, creamed Chao Ju-Kua (writer; +) celery , , Chao Ju-Li (writer; +th century) dryland Chao Kang n Oriental , Chao Khuang-Hua n wetland ‒, Chao Kung (Duke of State of Lu; −th century) n, cellar, ice house ‒, Central Asia, grape wine Chao Ping cereals , , n, , , n see rice, millet, Chao Yao (Hunan), cassia from , barley, wheat Chao Yün-Tshung n, n, n ceremonial offerings Chao Yung-Kuang n, , n Chinese cherry ; dog char-siu-pao (Cantonese for pork-filled bun) n ritual baskets ; wines charcoal , , n, see also rituals, wine chê chiang (sugarcane juice) Ceresa, M. n chê chiang (yam juice) n Ceylon, tea industry , Chê-chiang shêng kung-yeh chhang (Manufacture of cha (Chinese hawthorn) , Shao-hsing Wine; ) n, n, n, n cha (deep frying) , , Chê-chiang shêng po-wu-kuan (on Ho-mu-tu; ) n, cha ( jellyfish) n, n cha see meat & fish, pickle Chê-chiang shêng wên-kuan-huei (on Shui-thien-fan, cha-no-yu ( Japanese tea ceremony) Hangchou; ; ) n Chadwick, J. n cheese – Chaenomeles sinensis , comparison with tou fu , ‒ Chakravarty, T. N. n cottage ; lactic ; curd , n Chamfrault, A. flavour enhancement n Champion, P. n microbial rennet n chan (sturgeon) , nutrient composition chan (thick gruel) preparation ; uses ‒ Chan Kuo Tshê (Records of the Warring States; Chhin) Chekiang n , Neolithic sites ‒ Chan, W. C. n tea plantations Chang Ao, King of Tsao tsao preserved duck eggs ; yü lu Chang Chhien (envoy; −nd century) n, , chên (Chinese hazelnut) , , Chang Chhien-Tê (writer; th century) , n Chên Chhüan (physician; +th century) n Chang Chi (physician; c. +) Chen Junshi n Chang Chung-Ko n Chên Kua (I Ching hexagram) n Chang Hou-Yung n, , n Chên Li-Yen (physician; +th century) , Chang Hsiao-Kuang n Chênchiang (Kiangsu province) n Chang I Lieh Chuan n chêng (steaming) , ‒, ‒, , n, , Chang, K. C. n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, chêng chhi shui (distilled water) , , , n, n, n, n Chêng Chih Chun Shêng (Standard Methods for Diagnosis Chang, Kwang-Chih n, n, n, n, n and Treatment; +) ,
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Chêng Chin-Shêng n Chha Shu (Tea Books) , , ‒ chêng chiu (steaming wine; distilled wine) ‒, – Chha Shu (Tea Commentary; +) , , , , Chêng Hsiai (author of Kuang Chi Chu; Sung) n, n, ; tea making Chêng Hsiung-Tuan (Yüan poetess) Chha Shuo (Talks on Tea; +) , , , n Chêng Hsüan (bibliophile; +–) n, , ‒, , chha szu (tea cafes) , , n, , n, , , n, n chha thiao (tea ladle) chhi and hai , ; chiang , ; er and tzu ; chhai yu (rape seed oil) fu and hsi ; soup ‒, ; suckling pig ; tsu chhan tou (broad bean) n , , chhang (ritual wine) ‒, , , , Chêng, I (author of Chung Khuei Lu) , chhang chhu (Chinese gooseberry) Chêng Lei Pên Tshao (Reorganised Pharmacopoeia; Chhang Chi Chieh Ku +) , , , , , , chhang huang (dried malt sugar) gluten n; milk products Chhang Jên (Horticultural Officer) – shih chih preparation n Chhang Jên (Superintendant of the Imperial Gardens) tea , n chêng ling chhi liu (steam distillation) n Chhang Jen (Superintendant of Ritual Wines) chêng lung (bamboo steamer) ‒, Chhang Ku Chi (Works of Li Hao; +) n chêng ping (steamed bread) , , , chhang (ritual wine) –, , , Chêng-chou shih po-wu-kuan (on Yang-Shao Period drug and herb addition remains near Chêngchou; ) n chhang shih (spoon) Chêng-Ho (Fukien) , , n chhang tshao (fragrant wine herb) ‒ Chengtu (Szechuan) , , n Chhang-chiang liu yü etc. (on Western Han tombs near dining or drinking scene brick painting ‒ Chiang-ling, Hupei; ) n, n, n cherry, Chinese , ‒ chhao (stir-frying; pan roasting) , , , chest deformity, turtle soybeans chestnut, Chinese , , , , ‒, , tea , , , , chha see tea chhao hsia jên (stir fried shrimps) Chha Chieh (Tea Explanations; +) , , , chhao shou (wonton) n ‒, n, Chhao Yuan-Fang chha chien (tea bowl) chhên (clam) Chha Chien (Notes on Tea; +) , , , , n Chhên Chhuan n, n, n, n, n, , Chha Ching (Classic of Tea; c. +) n, n, , , n, n , , –, , , , , , , , Chhên Chi (Imperial Tutor at Yuan court) effect on health – Chhên Chia-Hua n harvesting and processing of tea – Chhên Chih (author of Shou Chhing Yang Lao Hsin Shu; preparation of tea from cake ‒, n th century) Shên Nung tea legend ; water for tea , ‒ Chhên Chih-Ta n Chha Ching (Tea Classic; +) , Chhên Chin-Shi n chha chu (tea kettle) Chhên Chu-Kuei & Chu Tzu-Chên n, n, n, Chha Chü Thu Tsan (Tea Utensils with Illustrations; , , n, n, n, n, , n, n, +) , , , , n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, chha hu (teapot) n, n, n, , n, n, n, n chha huang (tea yellow, steamed tea leaves) Chhên Hsien-Ju n Chha Khao (Comments on Tea; +) , , n, Chhên Hsing-I n n Chhên Hung n, n Chha Lu (Tea Discourse; +) , , , , n, Chhên Jên-Yu (writer; th century) n chhên mien (pulled noodle) ‒ drying furnace ; scented teas n chhên ni chung chui (beriberi) Chha Lu (Tea Records; +) , , ‒ Chhên Shao-Chün n, n, n, chha ou (tea cup) Chhên Shih , n chha pei (bamboo tray) ; chha pei (tea cup) Chhên Sou-Ta (writer; Southern Sung) chha phing (tea kettle) Chhên Thao-Shêng , n, n, n, n, n, Chha Phu (Tea Compendium; +) , , n, n, n Chha Phu (Tea Discourse; +) , , ‒, Chhên Ting (Ming Dynasty) n implements Chhên Tsêng-Pi Chha Phu (Tea Discourse; +) , , , Chhên Tshun-Jên drinking tea Chhên Tsung-Mao n Chha Phu (Tea Discourse; +) , Chhên Tsung-Mou n, , n, chha shên (Tea god) n; chha shêng (Tea sage) n Chhên Wên-Hua n, n, , n, n, n, Chha Shih (History of Tea; +) ‒, n Chha Shu Chhüan Chi (Complete Collection of Tea Chhên Yüan-Ching (writer; th century) , n Books; +) n chhêng (orange)
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chhêng (stone or wood platform; anvil) Chhi Yüeh (Ode to the Seventh Month) , , Chhêng Chhing-Thai , Chhi-men (Anwhui) Chhêng Chien-hua n chhieh (slicing) n Chhêng Chih-Fan , n chhieh mien (sliced noodles) , , , , Chhêng Kung n chhieh mien chu (sliced pasta congee) Chhêng Li-Chün n chhien (poaching in water or broth) , Chhêng Pu-Chi chhien chang (pressed bean curd; thousand sheets) , Chhêng Ta-Chhang (writer; Sung) n , Chhêng Tsai Chi (Devout Vegetarian; +th century) Chhien Chhun-Nien (writer; +th century) , , , , , Chhêng Tshang-Chhi (physician and writer; +th Chhien Chin I Fang (Supplement to A Thousand Golden century) , , Remedies; +) n, , , n Chhêng Yao-Thien n, n beriberi , Chhêng-teh still (Hopei) ‒, night blindness ‒ chhi (vital energy) n, n, Chhien Chin Pao Yao (A Thousand Golden Treasures; effect on disease, bone deformities ; goitre , +) , ; Chhien Chin Shih Chih (Golden Dietary Remedies; +) imbalance in the leg ; kidney ; circulation , , , n Chhien Ching Yao Fang (Thousand Golden Remedies; chhi (ant eggs) ; chhi (awl) + to +) , n chhi (broth) ; chhi (lettuce) , beriberi , , ; goitre chhi (pickled chopped vegetables) n, , , , grape n, malt sugar , shih chhi (receiver) ; chhi (shepherd’s purse) soybeans chhi (small fish) ‒n; chhi (vessel) Chhien Han Shu (History of the Former Han Dynasty; chhi hai (boneless meat paste) c. +) , n, , n, , n Chhi Hsieh n fermentation of wine ‒; wine Chhi Min Yao Shu (Important Arts for the People’s fermented soybeans Welfare, +) , , , n, n, , n, , , gifts to Hsiung Nu , , , , , , n, n, n, n, n, n, Prefect of Mare Milkers , , , , , , , , , , , Chhien I (writer; +th century) , , n Chhien Lung (Chhing emperor) n dried meat and fish (i yü, fu and hsi) , – chhien tshêng man thou (thousand layer steam bun) n ferment (chhü) – chhih fan (to have a meal) for making wine (chiu) – Chhih Ma (official) n for food processing – chhih tou (aduki bean) n leaven , n chhin (oriental celery) , fermented meat and fish –, – chhin chiao (Zanthoxylum) Fermented meat and fish paste (chiang) – Chhin Kuan pickled fish (cha) –, tsao preserved meat Chhin-tu Hsien-yang khao-ku kung-tso chan (on Old Chhin fermented soybean (shih) – Capital of Hsien-yang; ) n soybean paste (chiang) – chhing chiang (clarified sauce) n, , , soy sauce precursors (shih chih etc. –) condiment use , gluten (po tho) – Chhing chiu (Chou wine, clear wine) , malt sugar (i) –, Chhing I Lu (Anecdotes, Simple and Exotic, +) , milk products , –, , , n, – , – pasta (ping) – bone of wine steamed bun and wonton milk products n filamentous noodles (mien) – pao-tzu ; pasta pickled vegetables (tsu) – red ferment ; wine – starch preparation – tea ; tou-fu , , tou fu absence , – tsao n, preserved crab n tea – chhing mang (green blindness; amaurosis) , vegetable oil , , – Chhing Ming Shang Ho Thu (City of Cathay; scroll vinegar – painting + and ) , chhi pickles Chhing-lung hsien ching chan tzu ta-tui ko-wei hui () chhi pien (Acanthobromo simoni) n, , Chhi Ssu-Ho n Chhing-yang (southern Anhui) n chhi tsu (pickled vegetables) chhiu (Chinese hawthorn) chhi tzu mien (chessmen pasta) , ‒, , Chhiu Fêng n chhi wines for sacrificial offerings Chhiu Phang-Thung n, n, n, , , n, chhi ying (movable swellings) , n, n, n, , n, n, n, n, chhi yu (fish sauce) see yü lu n, n, n
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chhiu yu (soy sauce harvested in autumn) , Chhün Fang Phu (An Assembly of Perfumes or Chhiung Kuan Hsien Sêng Chi (Collection of the Excellent Monographs on Cultivated Plants; +) , Stone Master) n n chho shu (sip or suck soybean) , Chhun Phu Sui Pi (Casual Notes on Local Products; ) chho tshai (pickled vegetable) , n chhao tshai (wild bean) chhung yang (th day of th month) Chhoe Pu (Korean official; th century) n Chhung Yang Hsien Chi (Gazetteer of Chhung-yang chhou (pull) County; ) , n chhou tou fu kan (tou fu salted and fermented) Chhung-an (Wu-I mountains; Fukien) , n chhou yu (drawn sauce; soy sauce) , chi (Carassius auratus) chhü ( ferment) ancient character see ferment chi (chicken) , see chicken chhu (kitchen) chi (goblets) ; chi (low table) , chhu (vinegar) chi (millet) , , , ; chi (millet: for cooking) Chhü Chia-Wei n chi (millet: foxtail) , ; chi (millet: setaria) n, , Chhü Chih-Hsin n, n chi (stools) , , , ; chi (wild date) chhu chiu (mortar and pestle) , Chi Chiu Pien (c. −) , ‒, , , , n Chhü Hsien Shên Yin Shu (Notes of the Slender Hermit; Chi I n, n +) , , , , , , n, n Chi Jên (Chicken Keeper) dairy products n, Chi Lê Pien (+) , ‒, n honeyed and sugared fruits n chi mi (setaria millet, kernels) tsao-preserved crab n chi ming chiu (cock crow wine) , Chhu Hsüeh Chi (Primer of Learning; +) n, chi shao (pasteurised wine) n Chi Shêng Fang (Prescriptions for Preserving Health; Chhu Jen-Huo (Chhing dynasty) +) chhü mu (mother of ferment) , chi tzu mien (egg noodle) chhu niang (lady caterers) n chi tzu ping (egg pasta) , chhü nieh interpretations ‒ Chi-nan, capital of Chhu Kingdom , Chhü Pên Tshao (Pandects of Ferment Cultures; +) Chi-nan chhêng Fêng-huang-shan etc. (on Han Tomb at ‒, , , , Fêng-huang-shan, Chiang-ling; ) n, n, chhü shih (ferment power) , , , n Chhü Ta-Chün (author of Kuangtung Hsin Yü; th Chi-nan (capital of Shantung) , n century) chia (chopsticks) , Chhu Tzhu (Elegies of the Chhu State; c. −) , n, chia (wine serving vessel) , , , , ‒ chia chuan hsien chung (goitre) cooking, methods , , , , ; pots n, Chia Ming (author of Yin Shih Hsü Chi; +th century) braising meat , foods , ; erh , cooled drink, five flavours Chia, O. n, n, hai thun ; tsao ; turtle ‒ Chia Ssu-Hsieh (author of Chhi Min Yao Shu; +th sweeteners , malt sugar ; honey century) , , , , , , , n, tea ; lo ; wine , ; herbal , chia thu (bitter thu) Chhü Wan-Li , n chia tshao (Zingiber mioga ) Chhü Wei Chiu Wên (Old News from the Winding Wei Chia Tsu-Chang & Chia Tsu-Shan n River; +) chia yü (lucky fish) , Chhü Yuan (principal author of Chhu Tzhu; c. − to chia yü (shelled or armoured fish) ) ‒ Chia-hu (Honan), early rice culture n Chhu-chou Archaeological Bureau (Anhui, Nanking), Chia-yü-kuan tomb paintings (Wei-Chin period) bronze still ‒, chiai lu (poor fit of skull bones) chhuan (bamboo strips) , chiang (fermented meat or fish paste) , ‒, , chhüan (dog) ; chhuan (hair pin) n , see meat, fish; fermented paste chhüan (iron mould for tea pressing) chiang (fermented soy paste) , , ‒, , chhuan (old leaves of tea) n see soy paste, fermented chhuan hsiung (hemlock parsley) chiang (savoury pastes and sauces) , , Chhüan Jên (dog supervisor) n definitions ‒ Chhuan Ming Lu (Tea Record; +) , Japanese sauces Chhüan Shang-ku San-tai Chhin-Han San-kuo Liu-chao wen other types: wheat, elm nut, lesser bean, broad bean () n – Chhüan Thang Wên n chiang (water drained after boiling grain) , , chhuang (narrow platform bed) chiang (ginger) , , chhüeh (sparrow) Chiang Chhao n chhüeh mu (sparrow eyes; night blindness) ‒ chiang chhing (clarified soy paste) , , , , chhui (blow fire) ; chhui fan (cook rice) chiang chih (juice of chiang) , chhun (alcoholic flavour or aroma) , chiang chün khuei (general’s helmet vessel) , ,
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chiang huang (yellow chiang ferment) , , , , Chien-chhang hung chiu (red wine of Chien-chhang) , , Chien-Chhang (Szechuan) n Chiang Jên (Superintendant of Beverages) n Chien-Hsi (Northwestern Fukien) Chiang Ju-Tao , Chien-Ou (Fukien) Chiang Jun-Hsiang n chih see cha Chiang Shih-Chhê (writer; th century) n chih (drinking vessels) n chiang sui (water extract of chiang) , chih (hard animal fat) chiang thun (river dolphin) chih (roasting meat on a skewer) , , ‒, , Chiang Thung (Chin dynasty) chih (stoup) , , , chiang tshai (pickled vegetables) chih chü (raisin tree) , Chiang Tzhu (Housing Superintendant) ‒ chih erh (mushrooms) chiang yen chha (ginger-salt tea) n Chih Fa-Tshun (physician; th century) ‒ chiang yen tshai (pickled vegetables) Chih Fang Shih (Director of Regions) Chiang Ying-Hsiang n, chih ju (steeped meat) Chiang Ying-Shu n chih kao (sheep or ox tallow) chiang yu , , , , see soy sauce chih ma (fragrant or grease hemp) Chiang-hsi shêng po-wu-kuan (Eastern-Wu Tomb of the Chih ti (Eastern Han Emperor; died +) n Eastern Han Period; ) n Chih Tzu n, Chiang-ling (Hupeh) , , , , chih tzu (Gardenia jasminoides) utensils in Han tomb chih-erh (mushrooms) , vessels for food and drink in Han tomb , , childbirth chiang-lu method ‒ chilli Chiang-phu chin (wild plant used as vegetable) n Chiang-su hsin i-hsüeh yuan (Cyclopedia of Chinese Chin Hua Chhung Pi Tan Ching Pi Chih, + ‒ Drugs; ) n, n, n Chin Kuei Yao Lüeh (Systematic Treasury of Medicine; Chiangling Fêng-huang-shan etc. (on Han Tomb No. +) at Feng-huang-shan, Chian-ling; ) n chin ping (gold pasta) Chiangnan Beer Factory (Shanghai) n, Chin San Ssu (Gold Mountain Temple) chiao (drinking vessels) n Chin Shan-Pao n chiao (leaven pasta) , , Chin Shih Khun Chhung Tshao Mu Chuan (Illustrations of chiao (yeast) , , ‒, , see also yeast Minerals, Insects, Herbs and Trees; +) , chiao chhi (imbalance of chhi in the leg) see beriberi , Chiao Chhi Chih Fa Tsung Yao (Methods for Treating Chin Shu (History of the Chin Dynasty; + to +) Chiao-chhi; +) n, , ‒, n, , chiao erh (leaven cakes) , Biography of Shih Chhung, Lieh Chuang n, n chiao i (jellied malt sugar) Chin tomb (+ to +; Chhêng-teh, Hopei bronze Chiao, J. S. n sstill) ‒, chiao jo (weakness of the legs) chin tou (soaking soybeans) chiao mai (buckwheat) n chin ying tzu (cherokee rose) n chiao mu (fresh yeast) ; chiao tzu (little leaven) chin-chü (cumquat) n chiao tzu (ravioli like dumpling) –, , Chin-hua (Chekiang) n; ham chicken , , , , , , chin-tai-mien (ribbon noodles) lu method ; mock ‒, China at Work (Hommel) n served to Son of Heaven Chinese Gastronomy () steamed ; sung (parched shredded chicken) Chinese quince tsao preserves Ching Chhu Sui Shih Chih (New Year Customs in the Ching Chieh Chha Chien (Chieh Tea Notes; +) , , Chhu Region; c. +) n, n Ho Yen story n chieh chhi (solar terms) n Ching Chou Thu Ti Chi (Record of the Ching Chou Chieh district (Chekiang) Region) chieh keng (Platycodon grandiflorum) Ching Hua Yüan (novel; th century) n chieh lan (brassica) Chin Phing Mei (Golden Lotus; Ming novel) n chieh tshai (mustard) ching thao (Chinese cherry) chieh tzu (Chinese mustard) Ching Tien Shih Wên (Textual Criticism of the Classics; chien (cold storage urn) c. +) chien (mixing and drinking bowl for tea) , chiu (Chinese leek) , , , chien (shallow frying) , , , , , chiu (wine from cooked grains) , , ‒, , , chien chha (grading tea) , see wine Chien Chha Shui Chi (Water for Tea; +) , chhü nieh in making –, chien fêng hsiao (fritters of glutinous rice) chiu English term for – Chien-an (Chien-an, Northwestern Fukien) , , Japanese – origin in China ‒,
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Chu Ping Yuan Hou Lun (Diseases and their Aetiology; Chung-kuo phêng-jen pai-kho chhüan shu () , n, n, +) , , , n, n, n, n, n, n, , children’s ailments Chung-kuo pheng-jen wên-hsien kai shu n chu shih (primary food) Chung-kuo pheng-jen wên-hsien thi-yao n Chü Sung (Ode to the Orange) n Chung-kuo shê-huei kho-hsüeh yuan () , , n Chu Teh-Hsi n Chung-kuo thu-nung yao-chih () n Chu Têh-Jun (poet; +th century) Chung-kuo ti-fang-chih chha-yeh li-shih tzu-liao hsuan-chi Chu Wên-Hsin n (Selected Historiographic Materials on Tea in the chu yu (lard) , n local Gazetteers of China; ) chu yu (wine for chhung yang day) Chung-yang Wei-sheng Yen-chiu Yuan (Tables of chu yü (Zanthoxylum ailanthoides) n Composition of Foods; ) n Chu Yü Shan Fang Tsa Pu (Miscellanies from the Bamboo chuo (poaching) , , , Islet Studio; c. +) , , chuo (table) Chu-chhêng (Shantung), kitchen scene from Eastern Church, A. H. n Han tomb , , n, n Church, C. G. n Chu-Ko Liang (general and strategist; Three Kingdom Cibot ( Jesuit; +) period +‒) n cinnabar , chuai (stretch) Cinnamomum cassia , , chuan (duck) cinnamon , , n, , see also cassia chüan (pongee bag) citron, chiang preserves , Chuang Chi-Yü n Citrus grandis ; Citrus reticulata Chuang Kung n City of Cathay; scroll painting see Chhing Ming Shang Ho Chuang (Prince of State of Chêng) Thu Chuang Tzu (Book of Master Chuang; c. –) , , clams , , , climate ; China ; West hsi ; hun thun Clostridium chüeh (lettuce) cloud-ear mushroom ‒ chüeh (beriberi) clove , , chüeh (bracken) n coats, lamb skin chüeh (wine serving vessel) , , cocklebur n, , , , , , , chüeh ming tzu (sickle senna seeds) coconut Chûjiruki (c. +) flower wine ; milk wine n; oil extraction Chuko Liang (general of Three Kingdoms period) coffee, decaffeinated Chün Phu (Treatise on Fungi; +) Cohen, M. n, n Chung Chha Shuo Shih Thiao (Ten Talks on Tea; c. ) Coix lachryma , n cold storage , , ‒ Chung Hang (eunuch at the Han court) n Colocasia esculentum , Chung Hua n, n, n, n Columbus, Christopher (explorer; th century) Chung I-Yen & Ling Hsiang n, n Columella (Roman author of +st century) n Chung Khuei Lu (Book of Viands; +) , , colza , , , , , Chung Kuo Chha Ching (Modern Chinese Classic of Tea; oil ; presing seeds ) n, n, n, , n salting ; tsu ‒ black tea (red tea) n, , n, n communications in China effects of tea n; reprocessed tea n condenser , , , varieties of tea n; yellow tea n confections , Chung Kuo Pheng Jen Shih Lo () Confucius , , Chung Kuo Shih Ching Tshung Shu , chiang n Chung Kuo Shih Phin Kho Chih Shih Kao, Shang drinks Chung Kuo Shih Phin Kung Yeh Fa Chan Chien Shih food habits n, n Chung Kuo Shih Wên Hua ho Shih Phin Kung Yeh Fa Chan fu Chien Shih () gourd dish Chung Kuo Wei Sheng Wu Kung Yeh Fa Chan Shih meat preparation , Chung Kuo Yin Chuan Shih ti-i-Chüan () sour taste agent Chung Kuo Yin Shih Than Ku () wine ‒ Chung yuan (Summer Festival) n congee , , , , , , Chung-chhing shih po-wu-kuan n book on (Chu Phu, Congee Menu) Chung-kuo chha-yeh li-shih tzu-liao hsuan-chi (Selected heart of fermented bean Historiographic Materials on Tea in China; ) discovery of i (malt sugar) and li (sweet liquor) , nieh, saccharifying activity of Chung-kuo I-Hsüeh Pai Kho Chhuan Shu () n rice , Chung-kuo kho-hsüeh yuan khao-ku yen-chiu so bran , , ; with purselane Chung-kuo nung-yeh pai-kho chhuan shu tea , , , ; thin
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congu tea n, , n, see also kung fu tea Daniels, C. n, n, n, n scented Darby, W. J., Ghalioungui, P. & Grivetti, L. n, controlled environment , ; fruits ‒ n, n, n, n, n, n, n cooking –, oils dark dragon (oolong) tea ‒ Cooking Mallows (poem) n date see also jujube cooking methods , , ‒ Chinese , ‒, wild ancient compared with modern ‒, , as sweetener with water , ‒ Davies, T. n see also baking; boiling; braising; frying; poaching; Davis, J. F. n pot-roasting; roasting; steaming Davis, T. L. n cooking pot , ‒, , n, , Dawkins, R. n, n beer making , De Agri Cultura (Cato; c. –) , pottery , n De alimentorum facultatibus (Galen) n tripod De Materia Medica (Discorides) n cooler, bronze , decaffeinated drinks copper carbonate, fruit storage decantation of wine , , ; decanters Cordier, H. n, n deer , ; ni pastes see also venison corn, starch extraction Deir el-Bahri; XIth dynasty (ancient Egypt) , corpses, storage n dental plaque and caries Corran, H. S. n, n, n, n Description of the World (Marco Polo) Corylus heterophylla , di (screen) cosmetics, starch Diamond, J. n, n cotton seed oil , , , diet ‒ couscous unbalanced crab , , vegetarian ‒, , n chiang preserved – diet therapy , , , , tsao preserved , nutritional deficiency diseases – monographs Dietary Therapy (Liu Jilin; ) n crab apples , dietary zones of China n, , cranberry dim-sum , crane dimethyl-nitrosamine Crataegus pinnatifida , dining furniture , ‒ cream, clotted n, iced Diospyros kaki , , Creel, H. G. n Diospyros lotus Crete, olive oil press Director of Victuals for Mêng Shu kingdom crops, founder in prehistoric China Discorea opposita Crosby, A. W. n Discorides n crude solve Discourses on Tea, Sugar, Milk, Mead, Wines, Spirits, Punch, crullers, deep fried , , , n Tobacco etc. with Plain Rules for Gouty People (Thomas crushing, oil seed Short; ) n Ctenopharyngodon idellus n dish, serving ‒ Cucumis melo distillation see also wine, distilled cuisine , Sung n alcohol , culinary art , ‒ apparatus ; flask ; retort , Culter erythroopterus essential oils , ; grape wine ; koumiss cumquat n n, cup-with-ears , ‒, , freezing cups, porcelain , tea , , wine , steam , Curcuma aromatica drug extraction ; flower essences Curtis, R. I. n, n, n, vessels cutting and slicing meat distillery ; small Cyclopedia of Chinese Medicine, Medical ditch, heating n, , , , ‒, Historiography Section () n Divasament du Monde (Marco Polo) cypress ; Belvedere ; white Djien, Ko Swan n Cyprinus carpio n, , Dobson, W. A. C. H. n doburoku (fermented congee of Japan) n Daily Log of the Yü Thang Palace see Oyudononoue no nikki doen jang (fermented soyfood) dairy foods , , dog –, , ‒, , chilled butchers , ; fat , Chinese diet ; consumption gall bladder , koumiss, lo, su, thi hu – polished rice feeding , Dalby, A. n served to Son of Heaven
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dogwood egg noodle seed in cha eggplant , , , , , n dolphin, river eggs , , donkeys Egyptian physicians dough , , , , see also bread; flour; pasta see also ancient Egypt addition of fermenting must , n, n Eight Delicacies of Chou cuisine , , , , , gluten ; kneading ; noodle Eijkman, C. n, , leaven , ; plasticity Ekirinhon Setsuyoshu ( Japanese dictionary; +) raising , , n, , elaphure, ni pastes Drachmann, A. G. n Eleocharis tuberosa Dragon Boat Festival elm nut n, – dragon’s eye n Elopichthys bambusa , drinks ‒ see also wine, tea Elvin, M. n, n decaffeinated emmer wheat n, , , n fermented Encyclopedia of Chinese Medicine, Medical History iced , () n storage vessels ; serving vessels , , ‒ Endo, A. n Drinking to the Eight Immortals (series of poems) Endothia microbial rennet drinking vessels Engelhardt, U. n, n cups ‒, Engishiki (Codes of Laws and Conduct of Ryo; +) Shang bronze n drugs enzymes , , steam distillation autolysis , wine as vehicle fungal (chhü) ; visceral – drunkenness heat denaturation drying ephedra fruits ‒ epicatechins , , meat and fish ‒ Epistula (Seneca; +st century) n oil seed Epsilon Tauri drying chamber , , Epstein, H. n duck , , Equus caballus eggs, salted ; tsao preserves , Erdman, J. W. Jr. Peking ; steamed ergosterol n, Dudgeon, J. n erh (braising; pot-roasting) , Duméril, A. n erh (cooked food) dumpling ; with tou fu skin n erh (fish or fish roe) erh (food in ritual baskets) ‒ earth erh pei (cup-with-ears; wine cups) , ‒, symbolic correlations see also Wu Hsing Erh Ya I (Wings for the Literary Expositor; +) n earthenware Erh Ya (Literary Expositor; –) , , n, East India Company n bitter vegetable Eastern Han mural , , n cha , ; kêng dining or drinking scene from Chengtu, Szechuan Chinese cherry ; Chinese gooseberry ; ‒ Chinese hawthorn kitchen scene from tomb in Chu-Chhêng (Shantung tea , ; yellow robe Province) , , n, n Eriobotrya japonica tomb at Liao-yang, Liaoning ‒ esculentist movement tomb at Ta-hu-thing, Mi-hsien, tou fu making ‒, Eskimos ‒ essential oils Eastern Han Tomb distillation at Tung-Yang, Hsüi-I in Kiangsu Province n extraction , bronze an tea , , Liao-yang, Liaoning ‒ esterase, Mucor-derived n meal setup ‒ Estes, J. W. n Ta-kua-liang , ethanol and ethylene, in fruit metabolism n eating see also utensils Eumsikbo (+s) rules for Euphorbia helioscopia n Ebers Papyrus (XII to XIII dynasties) n Europe eclipse of the sun cheese use ‒ Edwards, J. n early pottery n eel humoral theory Egerton, C. n maritime trade with China
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Europe (cont.) Fansur, kingdom of microbial enzyme production Farb, P. & Armelagos, G. n, n, n night blindness farina granules n oil extraction process ‒; oil press , fat osteoporosis n animal , , , , , sunflower oil introduced to China cooking use , tou fu hydrolysis Evans, J. C. n, n fatty acids ; esterification n evil spirits, warding off fei (radish) n, , , evolution Feldman, M., Lupton, F. & Miller, T. E. n, n, organic , n technology ‒ fên (partially cooked grain) eye diseases , fên (rice flour) fen chiu (famous distilled spirit) n fa chiu (regulation wine) , fên phien (rice sheet) fa hsiao (fermenting tea) fên ping (rice filaments) , , fagara , , , , fên ssu (silky starch threads) n Fairbank, W. fên ying (fine rice starch) , n fan (cooked grains, especially rice) , , , , , fêng (Chinese turnip; colza) , n, , , , , Fêng Jên (Superintendent of Enclosures) n cha making , , , , , Fêng Kho-Ping (writer; th century) , n exposure to airborne fungi , , Fêng Shih Wên Chien Lu (Fêng’s Record of what he saw ferment making , , , , , , ; and heard; +th century) n red ferment Fêng Su Thung I n making steamed rice , n fêng yü fa (air dried salted fish) malt sugar making Fêng-hsiang (Yung-chêng, Shensi Province) , polished rice Fêng-huang Shan etc. (on Han Tomb No. at vinegar making Fêng-huang Shan, Chiang-ling; ) n wine making , , ; wine origins Fengshien (Shansi) , fan (roasting) , , , , fennel Fan Feng-Yuan n oil Fan Hsing-Chun n ferment , n, , , , , Fan Ka Wai n Acetobacter n Fan Khuai (late Chou and early Han period) activity , , Fan Shêng-Chih Shu (Book of Fan Shêng-Chih; –st amylase , , ; amyloglucosidase century) , n, , , Aspergillus , n gourd seeds ; burning bacteria lesser bean ; soybean n; taro barley , Fan Shu-Yün , brick n, , fan tou (cooked beans) cakes , , , Fan Tzu Chi Jan (Book of Master Chi Ni; −th century) incubation , , ; wine preparation , fan wan (rice bowl) Fan Yen (Dictionary of Local Expressions; c. −) cha making ‒ fang (bream) , character fang (square drink storage vessel) chiang making, soy, wheat etc. –; meat & fish Fang Chhien-Li (writer; +th century) , ‒, Fang Chien n, n commodity value fang fêng identified variously as Siler divaricatum , common , , ‒ Radix ledebouriellae , or Ledebouriella seseloides for autumn wine , ; for spring wine ‒ development ‒, ‒ Fang Hsin-Fang , n, n, , , n, , enzymes ; etymology ‒ , , n, n, n, , , , , n evolutionary history , Fang I-Chih (author of Wu Li Hsiao Shih; +th century) ferments in food processing – yellow coat n, , –, , ; yellow Fang Khuai n mould –, , , , , Fang Shêng-Chi Shu (Book of Fan Shêng-Chih; −st glutinous rice n, –, , century) yellow seed (Huang tzu) Fang Yang fungal myceliae ; population Fang Yen (Dictionary of Local Expressions; c. −) , grain moulds , , , , n see Aspergillus, , , Rhizopus, Mucor , Monascus erh ; ferment types n; ping , , n, ; hai making , ‒ thang herbal (medicated) , ‒, ,
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incubation hut , ‒, , cha (pickle) ‒, –, –, – inoculum , n, chiang ( paste) ‒, , ‒ made in modern China chu i –; hai ; hsi ; i yü , manufacture of standard fish sauce ( yü lu) medicament fermented products in East Asia – methods for making in distribution – early Mediaeval China ‒; kings salted fish yen hsin, shiokara , late Medieval and Pre-modern China – fish paste chiang ; fish sauce microbial activity control fish preserve cha, narezushi , millet , , fermented products in ancient Greece & Rome mixed cultures of organisms ‒, , n – moderate , , salsamentum mother ‒, , garum, liquamen, muria and allec moulded wheat , rise and decline – MWT Inventory , medicine n and nieh (sprouted grain) ‒, finely shredded ‒ origin and discovery –, –, foodstuff category of ancient China power, chhü shih , frying products related to grain moulds long , ; lucky , ; mock ‒ protease oil red , , ‒, , , , preservation in ice , invention ; making ‒, ‒; salted , , , , n, ; wet salted preservative storage n; transport temperature control , , , tsao preserves , therapeutic properties ‒ literature ‒ Southeast Asia , ‒ fish soup soy (chiang huang) Fishery Superintendent , superior , ‒, , fishing ‒ chiang making ; ritual sacrifice ; wine early historic China preparation ‒ implements technology dissemination Fitzgerald, E. temperature control five flavours (wu wei) ‒, , tsu , ; types , ; water , five grains (wu ku) , n, , , , wheat , , , , , , Chêng Hsüan’s listing fu ju making five spice n white flag, sweet see cattail yeasts , , , flambeaux n, , ; making fermentation, alcoholic see chiu, wine, beer, also lactic flask acid, tea distillation amphora – pomegranate , by monkeys flatus production , , , chewing cereals Flatz, G. n saccharification, distinction between flavanols ‒, , technologies in East and West – flavouring temperature n tea n, , , fermenting activity (chiao) Flaws, B. n fermentor flax see hemp; linseed jar flaying temperature control , Fleming, A. n Fernandez-Navarrete, Domingo (Friar; +) , Fletcher, W. N. n Flon, C. n, n filtration, wine , flour , , Finland, bread beer n elm-nut Finney, P. L. n milling , fire paste , n symbolic correlation sago palm firewood sweet flour chiang , fish , , , Western civilisations armoured (chia yü turtle) see also dough; milling; quern; wheat, flour cooking ; steaming ; frying flour food , dried, salted , flower essences, steam distillation fermented products in China –, , – fluoride
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Fogarty, W. M. n frying see also stir-frying Fong Wen , n, deep , , , Fong, Y. Y. n pasta , Fontein, J. & Wu Tung n dry Foochow (Fukien) oil , fish sauce , ‒n; soy sauce n, , ; shallow , , , , , jasmine tea fu (delectable fish) malt sugar making n; noodles n; oil press fu (cooking pot; boiler; wok) , , , , n bronze still , tea trading n; ting-pien-hu n fu (decayed; rotten) food fu (dried meat) , ‒ balanced consumption fu (gluten) disease control and cures , ; therapeutics fu (thick puree) implements for serving ‒, , fu chin (gluten) ‒ imports fu chu (bean curd bamboo; dried bean curd sticks) and medicine have a common origin Fu Hsi (Legendary Emperor) primary and supplemental Fu Hsi-Jên n, , n, , n, n, n, n shops ‒ fu ju (fermented bean curd) , , , , ‒, texture organisms uncooked n Fu Kung (th century) vessels for serving ‒ fu shih (fermented wheat bran) n food canons ‒ fu shih (supplemental food) early mediaeval ‒; late mediaeval ‒; Fu, Marilyn & Fong Wen premodern ‒ Fu Shu-Chhin n, n, n, n, n, n food preservation –, – Fu Yun-Lung chemical and physical methods , ‒ fu yung tou fu (hibiscus tou fu) microbial action ‒, , ‒ , ‒, Fu-ling, tea production Fuga vermicularis (puffer fish) food processing , Fujiwara Fuhito n accidental discoveries Fukien , , innovations ‒ bright bun , n labour requirements emigration necessity kung fu tea progenitors noodles , , ; hung technology ‒, ‒ red ferment ; red, i.e. yellow wine n, ‒, evolution ‒, red i.e. black tea n, food resources ‒, rice noodles in ancient China – soy sauce making imported tea , foodstuff categories in ancient China exports Forbes, R. J. , n, n, n, , n, n, plantations , n, yü lu (fish sauce) , n fork , ‒, , funeral rites of royal household n three-pronged , thu ‒ (???) funerals, yü hsi fou liang (floating log stage) fungi fou phing mien (floating duckweed pasta) airborne spores , , , , Fowles, G. n enzymes Frake, C. O. n growth on fan , , Frank, H. n inoculum Franklin, B. n isolation from moulded grains Freeman, M. n, n, n, n Near East Neolithic Age freezing, distillation red Frescoes of Yü Lin Khu in tempeh frog, hai pastes funnel, pottery for fermentation mash , fruit , ‒, furnace for tea drying , , , ‒, consumption opening up foodstuff category of ancient China Fus¯o Ryakuki n incubation in sugar preservation ‒ Gajdusek, D. C. n with sugar n Galen (+nd century) n, n, , sugar content rickets
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gall bladder , seaweed for cure ‒, , Gallus gallus domesticus soil , , Gami al-mufridat (Ibn al-Baytar) n thyroid gland Gardella, R. n, n, n, n therapy ‒ Gardener’s Chronicle water , , Gardenia jasminoides quality , garlic ‒, , West chiang preserves ; salting Golingal Han tomb, Inner Mongolia garum (Greek and Roman condiment) , , Goodrich, L. C. & Wilbur, C. M. n ‒ Goody, J. n Garway broadside on tea (Thomas Garway; +) goose , , , , , gooseberry, Chinese (kiwi) gasi (fermented congee of Philippines) n Goswell, R. W. n Gaspar da Cruz, Father ( Jesuit missionary; th gourd n, ‒, century) dish Gelsemium elegans seed, burning n, , ; pounding general’s helmet vessel , , n grading tea , Geoponica (+th century), garum ‒ Graham, H. N. n geraniol n grain ‒, , ‒, , ‒ Gerard’s Herbal n amount digested by ferment gerdeh (bagel with hole covered by a film of dough) conversion to alcohol , n cooked (steamed) granules , , getsu (sprouted rice) , drinks derived from , ghani (Indian oil mill) , fermentation , , , ‒, , ‒ ghee (Indian butter oil from goat’s milk) food resource , , gifts of ice , , foodstuff category of ancient China ginger , , , , , , hulled ; kernel separation ; grinding chiang preserves ; tsao preserves ; tsu , , n, , n making digestible dried ; honey preserves moulds , , , , medicated wine , parching , n salting soured ; spent residues shih making sprouted , , ‒, , tea flavouring n, , , , beer making wild , grinding ; li making ginseng , malt sugar ; porridge gliadin saccharifying activity Glisson, F. (+) Grand Chef n, globulins Grand Dietician n, n, n, , , glucono-delta-lactone , glucose n Grand Physician for External Illnesses n gluten , , , , , ‒ Grand Physician for Internal Illnesses n addition to flour Grand Veterinarian n chiang preserves , granule food , cooked ‒ grape , development , , cultivation extraction storage controlled environment honey soaked drying in honey monks’ use of grass dragon pearl ; mare’s treat – protein source , Chang Chhien and seeds recipes ‒ steeping in water regard for in Sung grape vines rye cultivation , glutenin grape wine , , n, ‒, glycerol distillation Glycine max , fermentation process – glycyrrhiza ferment use , , go ( Japanese chess; Chinese wei chhi) n Kansu & Shansi – Godley, M. R. n, n, n shelf life goitre ‒ taxation emotional stress Western origin , mountain association , yeast chiao not used
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Greece fruits , , cookery n Chinese plum ; loquat n; oranges ; fermented fish sauce , , ‒ persimmon ; pomelo ; meal physical setup humoral theory ; monographs medicated wine ‒ rotary mill models n; seasonings olive oil , n, stoves , ; trays yeast starter n vegetables , , khuei (mallows) green meat (lü jou) , ‒ wine ‒ green manure see also Han Tomb No. ; Han Tomb No. ; Hunan Green, R. M. n sheng po-wu-kuan grid or grating (in a still) –, Han Fei Tzu (Book of Master Han Fei; −rd century) Grigson, C. n , n, grinding stones , flavours n Groff, E. , , ‒ vessels gruel see also congee Han Kuo Tshê (Record of the Han State) n Guppy, H. B. Han, O (writer; late Thang) , Gutzlaff, C. n Han Sen Tsai (nr Sian) Thang tomb gypsum n, ; powder Han Shu see Chhien Han Shu Han Shu I Wên Chi (Bibliography of the History of the ha-la-huo wine Former Han) haemorroids, salve for n, han thao (Chinese cherry) Hahn, E. n Han Tomb No. (Ma-wang-tui) n, , ‒, , hai (pickle) ‒; (pickled minced meat) , , cooking methods , , , , ; (paste) , , , , ; dining furniture , cha drink storage vessels ; pitchers ; stoups ; hai fu (sauce making by auto-digestion) n erh pei Hai Jên (Superintendent of Meat Sauces) n, fermented soy paste chiang ; fermented soybeans hai tai (seaweed) n; hai tsao (seaweed) ; hai tshai shih (sea vegetable) n, ferments ‒ hai thun (suckling pig) fish bones Hai Wei So Yin (Guide to the Delicacies of the Sea; fish: li, chi, chhi pien, yin ku, kan and kuei +) food animal bones hai yen (sea salt) n mammals: cattle, sheep, swine, dog, deer, and hair, oils for salving , rabbit hairpin n birds: chicken, duck, goose, pheasant, sparrow, crane Halde, J. B. du ( Jesuit scholar) n fruits: apricots ; Chinese apricot ; Chinese ham date , ‒; Chinese sand pear ; Chinese hamanatto (fermented savoury soybeans) strawberry ; loquat ; oranges ; Han brick murals ‒ persimmon ; pomelos commentary monographs ; MWT Inventory interpretation seasonings ; sweeteners ; utensils , tou fu making wines ‒ see also Eastern Han mural see also bamboo slips, Han Tomb No. at Han Chhang-Li Chi (Collected Works of Han Yü; + to Ma-wang-tui; Hunan nung-hsüeh-yuan; Ma-wang-tui ) n Han-mu po-shu han chhin (dryland celery) Han Tomb No. (Ma-wang-tui) , , han chü (cold pastry) fermented soy paste Han dynasty medicaments Chinese cuisine vinegar foods , see also Wu Shih Erh Ping Fang Han dynasty tombs han tou (broad bean) Chi-nan (Shantung) ; Golingal (Inner Mongolia) Han Wei Yin-Shih Khao (Investigation of Food and Drink ; Hupei ; Kiangsu ; Kuangsi ; during the Han-Wei Era) Kuangtung ; Li-chou n; Liao-yang Han Ye-Chih (th century) (Liaoning) , ‒ Han Yü (poet; + to +) , Loyang ‒; Man-chhêng ; Hangchou (Southern Sung capital) , , Phêng-hsien (Szechuan) ; Sa-ho dried salted fish (Kuangchou) n; Ta-fen-thou (Yunmeng) gluten and pasta selling n honeyed sweetmeats cultivated grains ‒, oil pressing establishments drink storage vessels ; pitchers ; stoups ; sausages utensils tsao-preserved meat
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hao yu (oyster sauce) n Hill, D. R. Hardy, S. n, n, n, n Hillman, G. n Harlan, J. R. n, n, n, n, n Hillman, H. n Harler, C. R. n Hippocrates n, n harmonisation Hirayama, K. n texture of food Hiroshi Kongo n harmonising agents , , ‒ hishiho, hishio ( Japanese savoury sauces) , harmony concept , ho (grains) Haroutunian, A. der n ho (harmonizing agents) , Harper, D. n, n, n, , n, n, , n, ho (lotus) , ; ho (millet) ; ho (spices) ; ho (wine n serving vessel) , , , Harris, L. J. n Ho Chhang-Hsiang n Harris, M. n, n, n, n, n Ho Chia Chhun (Sian) Thang tomb Harrison, H. S. n ho chiang mien (rolled flat noodles) Hartman, L. F. n ho fên (flat rice noodles) , Hartner, W. n Ho Han San Tshai Thu-Huei Al-Hassan, A. Y. n Ho, I. n Hawaii n ho lo mien (noodles coagulated in boiling water) hawkers selling soy milk , iced drinks ho lo mien (noodles made by dough squeezing through Hawkes, D. n, n, n, n, n, n, n, , , orifices; pressed noodles) , , n, n, , n, n, n, n, n, n ho pei (without separation of the residues by filtration; Hawkes, J. G. n muddy brew) , hawthorn, Chinese , Ho Peng Yoke n Hayashi Minao n, n, n ho ping (grub shaped pasta) , n hazelnut, Chinese , , Ho Ping-Ti n, n, n, n, n health ‒ ho san (harmonise with rice crumbs) heart disease Ho Suan-Chhuan n heat inactivation, of tea leaves ‒ ho thun (puffer fish) Heber, D. n Ho Tung (prefecture in southern Shansi) hei chha (dark tea) n, n, ‒ ho tzu (cold pastry) n Hei Tha Shih Lu (Brief Notes on the Black Tartars; Ho Yen (official at court of Wei Emperor Ming-ti) c. +) n ho-fên (thin rice noodle) Hemiculter leucisculus Ho-mu-tu (Chekiang) Neolithic site , , hemlock parsley , , pottery steamer , hemorrhoids, treatment rice husks hemp (ma) – hoieu nood (dragon’s eye) n five grains , , –, Hole, F. n, n fibre and food holistic approach fruit holly oil , , , , n Homer n, cooking ‒ Hommel, R. P. , , n, , , extraction , , Honan Provincial Institute of Archaeology n fermentation jar sealing Honan shêng Hsin-yang ti-chhü wên kuan hui (Shang and yield Chou Cemetery at Thien-hu, Lo-shan County; seed , , , ) n Hempen, C. H. n Honan shêng po wu kuan (Thirty Years of Archaeological henbane Investigations in Honan; ) , n Henderson, B. E. n Honan Shêng wên-hua-chü Hêng Than (writer; – to +) n Honan shêng wên-wu khao-ku yen-chiu-so n Hêng-Ti (Emperor; +–) Honan shêng wên-wu yen-chiu-so (on the Neolithic Site at Herbert, V. n Chia-hu, Honan; ) n, herbs honey , , ‒, , ferment , , ‒ fermentation ‒, , medicated wine , , pasta making , red ferment preservation of jujubes ; preserved fruits ‒ steamed sweetener ; wine , ‒; vinegar Hero (Mechanica) , n Hopei herring n dried jujubes n Hesseltine, C. W. n, n, n, n, n, n, Hopei shêng wên-hua chü wên-wu kung-tso tui (on Yen n, n capital at I-hsien; ) n hibiscus, flowers , oil ‒, tou fu Hopei sheng khao-ku yen-chiu so (Shang Site at Thai-hsi, Hilbert, J. R. n Kao-chhêng; )
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Hopkins, D. C. n, n Hsiang Thu (lord of Shang dynasty) hops , , hsiang tshu (fragrant vinegar) hor faan (Cantonese flat rice noodles) hsiang yu (sesame oil) Hordeum vulgare , Hsiang-yin county (Hunan province) n horn, drinking cups ‒ hsiao chiao (lesser leaven) horse ‒, hsiao chung (souchong tea) n consumption of horseflesh Hsiao Jên (official) n domestication ; trading n; uses hsiao lung thuan (little dragon cake) see also donkeys hsiao mai (lesser mai, or wheat) , n, , , , n horticulture, Chou period hsiao suan (rocambole) , Hothang ‒, , , n hsiao thang (little sugar) Hou Han Shu (History of the Later Han Dynasty; hsiao tou (lesser bean) n, , , +‒) n, , hsieh (Chinese cherry) distilled spirit ? hsieh (Chinese shallot) , , grape wine n Hsieh Chhung-An n, n, lo Hsieh Fêng (writer; + to +) , ‒, , , pasta n soybeans Hsieh Kuo-Chên n Hou Hsiang-Chhuan n, n Hsieh Ta-Huang n Hovenia dulcis , hsien (bamboo whisk) , Howe, B. n hsien (rice) Hsaio Erh Yao Chêng Chih Chüeh (Therapy of Childhood hsien (salty) , Diseases; +) hsien (steamer) , hsiao suan (rocambole) n Hsien Chhin Ngo Chi (Random Notes from a Leisurely hsiao tshung (spring onion) Life; +) , hsi (dried meat) , ‒ soybean sprouts hsi (Caretta caretta olivacea) ‒ hsien mien (stretched noodles; thread noodles) n, hsi (male hemp plant) , , hsi (type of vinegar) , hsien thao (sacred peach, food of the immortals) hsi chiang (acid type of sauce) , Hsien-yang, Chhin palace complex hsi chiang (freshly ground bean puree) hsin (mother of ferment) , Hsi Ching Tsa Chi (Miscellaneous Records of the hsin (pungent) , ‒, , Western Capital; +th century) , hsin (sturgeon) hsi chhü (fine ferment) Hsin Fêng Chiu Fa (Hsin Fêng Wine Process; Southern hsi erh (Xanthium strumarium) n Sung) , , ‒ hsi fan (thin or diluted fan, i.e. congee) n Hsin Hsing n hsi hsin (Asarum sieboldi) , Hsin Hsiu Pên Tshao (New Improved Pharmacopoeia; Hsi Hu Lao Jên Fan Shêng Lu (Memoir of the Old Man of +) , , West Lake; Southern Sung) , n, chiang use , hsi huan pin (ringlet pasta) , fermented milk Hsi Jên (Supervisor of Vinaigrette Viands) , grape n, wine , Hsi mien chin (washing gluten; +) malt sugar ; mead hsi shui hua (wet slippery noodle) n shih use ; soybeans Hsi Yu Chi ( Journey to the West; + and +) tea , , , n, , shih ping n vinegar Hsi Yüan Lu (Washing Away of Wrongs; +) n Hsin Lun (−st to +st century) Hsia Hsiao Chêng (Lesser Annuary of the Hsia Dynasty; hsin mao (day of the month) ‒ −th to −th centuries) Hsin Shu-Chih n, , n Hsia Wei-Ying n, n, n, n, n hsin shui (rice wash water; trusty water?) hsia yu (shrimp sauce) n, Hsin Thang Shu (New History of the Thang Dynasty; Hsia-tu palace + to +) n, n Hsiai Lo (Discourse on Crabs; +) ice chambers Hsiai Phu (Monograph on Crabs; +) Hsin Yüan Shih (New History of the Yuan) hsiang (beef tallow flavour) Hsin-tu (Szechuan), Han brick mural ‒ hsiang (dried salted fish) hsing (almond) Hsiang An-Chhiang n hsing (apricot) , hsiang chhang (sausages) hsing (lard flavour) hsiang chün (shitake) hsing (malt sugar) Hsiang Hsi hsing (raw) n hsiang jih khuei (sun flower, sun-facing khuei) n Hsing Ching (Star Manual) n hsiang mo (fragrant ink) n Hsing Hsiang-Chhên n, n, n hsiang phien (fragrant bits), jasmine tea Hsing Jung-Chhuan , n
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hsing kêng (mixed soup) , Hsüu Po Hsing Lin Chê Yao (Selections from the Apricot Forest; hu (drink storage vessel) , , n th century) hu (garlic) , hsing tzhu (lateness in walking) , hu (gourd) ‒ Hsing Yuan Lu (Memoir from the Garden of Awareness; hu (large pieces of fish) +) , ‒, , n, , , n, n hu (vase) ‒, chiang making n, , n, Hu Chia-Phêng n, n dried meat and fish hu chiao (black pepper) orange storage Hu Chih-Hsiang n processed fruits Hu Chih-Hsiao n salting of vegetables Hu Hou-Hsüan n, n sausages ; sung ‒ Hu Hsi-Wên n shih making , ; soy condiments ; soy sauce Hu Hsin-Shëng n ‒, , , hu ma (sesame; sesame seeds) , , , , tou fu ; fu ju making hu ma yu (sesame oil) vinegar recipes hu mi ssu (koumiss) Hsing-chêng (Honan) hu pho thang (amber coloured malt sugar) hsiu (confections) hu ping (flat bread; baked pasta) , , , n Hsiu-shui (Kiangsi) n Hu Shan-Yüan n Hsiung Deh-Ta n Hu Shih n hsiung chhiung (hemlock parsley) Hu Ssu-Hui (author of Yin Shan Chêng Yao; Grand Hsiung Fan (writer; +th century) Dietician of Mongol court; th century) , Hsiung Kho (writer; +th century) Hu Tao-Ching n, n Hsiung Nu (northern pastoral people) hu tou (pea) hsü (tench) , Hu Ya (Lakeside Elegance; c. ) , , , Hsü Chha Ching (Tea Classic Continued; +) , hua chiao (fagara) , , n hua chüan (flower roll) n Hsü Chien (physician; +th century) n Hua Tho (physician; + to ?) Hsü Cho-yun n, n, n, n, n, n, n, , hua tshai (slippery vegetable) n n, n, n Hua Yang Kuo Chi (Records of the Country South of Hsu Cho-yun & Linduff, K. n Mount Hua; +) ‒ Hsü Chu-Wên n tea production Hsü Hsiai Phu (Continuation Monograph on Crabs; Huai Hai Chi (Collection from Huai Hai; c. +) n Chhing dynasty) Huai Nan Tzu (Book of the Prince of Huai-Nan; c. −) Hsü Hsüan ‒ , , , Hsü Hung-Shun n, n, n beriberi Hsü Kuang-Chhi (th century) , diet and health association n Hsü Pei Shan Chiu Ching (Continuation to the Wine goitre Canon of North Hill) tou fu Hsü Pho (writer; th century) , Huai-Nan (Anhui Province) , n Hsü Po Wu Chih (Continuation of the ‘Records of the Prince of (legendary inventor of tou fu) , , , Investigation of Things’; Northern Sung) , n huan fêng (slow wind) alias for beriberi Hsü Tsung-Shu , n Huang Chan-Yüeh , n, n, n, n, n, n, Hsü Tzhu-Yü (writer; +th century) , , , n, n, n , huang chêng (yellow mould ferment) –, –, – Hsü Wang (physician; Chou to Wei dynasties) huang chha (yellow tea) Hsuan Kung (Duke of Lu State; –) n Huang Chhi-Hsü n Hsuan Kung (King of Chhi State; –) huang chhuan (Yellow Springs) hsüan (large slices of meat) Huang Chien-An n hsüan chiu (water; primordal wine) , Huang Chin-Kuei n Hsuan Ho Pei Yuan Kung Chha Lu (Pei-yuan Tribute Teas; huang chiu (yellow wine) n, , ‒, +, +) , , Huang Chu-Liang n insignia , , huang chüan (pharmaceutical bean sprout) scented teas Huang, H. T. , n, n hsüan tshao mien (daylily pasta) Huang, H. T. & Dooley, J. G. n Hsüan Tsung (Thang Emperor; +) Huang Hai Research Laboratory Hsüan-wei, ham n Huang Ho, Neolithic communities hsüeh hsia kêng (snow and red cloud soup) huang i (yellow coat ferment) , , , , Hsüeh Pao-Chhên n, n Huang I-Chêng (writer; Ming) hsün tou fu (dried smoked tou fu) , , , Huang Ju (writer; +th century) Hsün Tzu (Book of Master Hsün; c. −) Huang Kuang-Chu n
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Huang Kuei-Shu n hung chhü (red ferment) , , – Huang, R. n making – Huang Shan, monkeys therapeutic properties Huang Shêng-Tsheng (Ming dynasty) hung chiu (red wine) , Huang Shih-Chien n, n, n, n, , n, Hung Kuang-Chu , , n, n, n, n, n, n, , , n, ‒, , n, , Huang Thing-Chien (author of Shih Shih Wu Kuan; , , n, n, n, n, n, n, n, + to ) , n, , , n, n, , n, n, n, Huang Ti (legendary Yellow Emperor; c. −) , , , , n, –, , , , n, , , , n n, n, n, n, n Huang Ti Nei Ching Su Wên, I Shih (Translation and Hung Lou Mêng (novel; Chhing) n, n Annotation to the Yellow Emperor’s Manual Hung Po-Jên n of Corporeal Medicine; ) , , n, , hung shao (stew or red-cooking) , ‒ hung ssu mien (silky red noodles) balanced consumption of foodstuffs hung tsao (red fermented mash) , beriberi Hung Yeh n five flavours n hung-chha (black tea) n harmonising agents n hunting, early historic China staple grains n huo (braising; pot-roasting) , wine , huo (cooking pot) , , , huang tou (yellow soybean substrate) stir-roasting wheat huang tou ya (soybean sprouts) huo chhü (fire ferment) huang tzu (yellow moulded beans or yellow seed ferment) huo chiu (fire wine) , , , , , , , Huo Fêng n, n, n Huang Tzu-Chhing n, n, n, n huo kang (fire urns) Huang Wên-Chhêng n huo kêng (soybean leaf soup) Huc, M. n, huo pho chiu (fire-pressured wine) , Huei Hung (Buddhist monk + to ) n huo thui (ham) Hui, K. Hupei Hui (King of Liang; c. −), butcher to Han tombs ; tea exports ; Hui Tsung (Emperor, supreme ruler of China + to tea plantations ; yellow tea +) ‒, ‒ Hupei shêng po-wu-kuan (Han Tomb No. at Ta-fen-thou first infusion of tea in Yunmeng; ) n, n, tea making hut, thatched for ferment cake incubation , ‒, Hui, Y. H. n human creativity – Hymowitz, T. n Humulus lupulus Hyoscymus niger hün (mushroom) hypolactasia genetics n hun thun (wonton) , – Hypophthamichthys molitrix hun-thun mien (wonton soup with noodles) Hyson tea n, n hun yu (animal oil) Hunan dark tea n; tea exports ; tea plantations i (coat or film) , i (drink from plum juice) ; i (honey cakes) n; Hunan nung-hsüeh-yuan (Plant and Animal Specimens at i ( Job’s tears) Han Tomb No. at Ma-wang-tui; ) n, n, i (malt sugar) , , , , n, , n, n, n see also Han Tomb No. discovery , , (Ma-wang-tui) making , Hunan sheng po-wu-kuan (Han Tomb No. at Ma-wang- references to tui Vols I & II, ) , n, , n, i (medical arts) ; i (malt syrup) ; i (rice cakes) see also Han Tomb No. (Ma-wang-tui) n Hunan sheng po-wu-kuan (on a Western Han Tomb at i (thin congee) ; i (water pitcher) , Sha-tzu-thang, Changsha; ) , , n, n, i chhü (common ferment for autumn wine) , n, n I Chien Chi (Strange Stories from I-Chien, c. ) n, fermented soy paste chiang n, shih n , , tea? n steamer hung (granular wheat ferment) , I Chien San Chih n, n hung chha (red tea) , , , ‒, n I Chien Ting Chih n early reports ‒, ‒ I Ching (Book of Changes; Chou) , exports , chhang ritual wine ‒; hsi Indian exports n I Chou Shu (Lost Records of the Chou Dynasty; c. −) processing , , , n traders n I Fang Lei Chi (Korean medical encyclopedia; +)
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i fu mien (I family noodle) n Ichino Naoko n, n, , n I Hsin Fang (Collection of Essential Prescriptions; +) Iconographia Cormophytorum Sinicorum (Institute of Botany; ) n I Hsüeh Chêng Chuan (Compendium of Medical Idrisi (Arab traveller; th century) Theories; +) Ikeda, I. n I Li (Ritual of Personal Conduct) , Il Milione (Ramusio) I Li Chu Shu (I Li with Annotations and Commentaries; Iliad (Homer) n, n Chhin and Han) , n, , , ; chiang Immortals, home of n I Lin Chi Yao (Collection on Medicinal; +) Imperial Academy of Medicine I, Marquis of (tomb, State of Tsêng, Sui-Hsien, Hupei) imports of food , , incantations for fermentation process I Ning Chou Chhi (Gazetteer of the I-Ning Prefecture) India British tea planters I people n cookery n I Shih Thung Yuan (food and medicine have a common heating ditch for tea processing n origin) labour problems I Shuo (About Medicine; +) n oil mill (ghani) , i thang (malt sugar) tea industry , , ‒ I Ti (preparer of alcoholic drinks) , tea processing implements i tsêng chêng chhü (distilling) Indian Agriculturalist (Calcutta) () n I Wên Lo (Bibliography of the Thung Chih; +) ‒ Indochina, technology dissemination from China I Wên Lei Chü (Encyclopedia of Art and Literature; Indonesia +) n fermented salted fish I Ya I I (Remnant Notions from I Ya; Yuan) , , fermented soyfoods , fish sauce cha ; chiang preparation , ; chiang yu rice noodles leaven recipe ‒; man-thou ; noodles technology dissemination from China red ferment , tempeh – soy condiments ; soybean sprouts tou fu tea recipes n Ingen (Zen master; +th century) , tou fu ; soy milk inoculum vinegar recipes ferment , n, wine fermentation , n fermented soy paste I Yin (legendary master chef of Shang dynasty) , , koumiss lactic acid fermentation n cassia ; fish ; ginger insignia template for tea , , harmonising agents , insulation, straw , oranges ; taro Internal Culinary Supervisor , n i yü (wet salted fish) , , , , International Conference (th) on the History of Science I Yung-Wên n, n, n in China (Cambridge; ) n, , n I-chang (Hupei) International Tea Committee I-Ning Prefecture intestines, sausages Iacopone da Todi (ca. –) iodine deficiency ‒ Ibn al-Baytar n Ipomeia batatas ice , Iran cellars ‒, ; chambers ‒; collection wine (grape) process origination cutting ; fish preservation Ishige Naomichi , , , n, n, n, , gifts , , ; price , , , , , n, n, , n, , selling in Khaifeng market ; storage , n summer gifts ; use , ‒ Italy ‒ wells ‒, ice-cream ice box noodles, arrival from China ice house , pasta ‒, construction , ; pits ‒ Itoh, H. n, n, n Fêng-hsiang (Yung-chêng, Shensi Province) , itriyya (filamentous pasta, macaroni) , , Hsing-chêng (Honan) Jabir (Arab chemist; th to th century) n insulation , Jacob (Bible) n Montecello (Virginia, USA) n Jacobson, J. I. L. L. n Ningpo region , James, P. n, n wells ‒ jang (fermented soyfood) ice-cream jang ho (wild ginger)
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jang ho (Zingiber mioga) , ju lo (drink from milk) Japan ju pei (oven) Buddhist monasteries ju ping (milk curds) , n fermentation components Judaic tradition fermented salted fish ; fish sauce , ; hishiho jujube see also date chiang making n Jomon culture n drying microbial enzyme production monographs noodles & pasta seeds introduction ; technology steeped in water ; stored in millet straw oil extraction process ‒; oil press , tea flavouring savoury sauces wine , n soy fermentation technology ‒ Juvenal soybean curd technology , ‒ sprouted rice wine Kua-chou area (Northwest China) steamed bun (man-thou) Kaifeng sweet liquor (amazake) production honeyed sweetmeats tea ceremony sausages technology dissemination from China Kakushin (Buddhist monk; +th century) , n tou fu kál kuksu (sliced noodle, Korean) characteristics ; transmission from China Kalimantan, fish sauce ‒ kalja (bread beer) n wine making , n kan (Elopichthys bambusa) Japanese scroll by Seibe Wake kan (orange) ; kan (sweet taste) , jar , kan chiao (dry yeast) pointed bottom , , kan lan (Brassica oleracea) ; kan lan (Chinese olives) shih incubation , , kan lo (dry yogurt or cheese) wide-mouthed , , , Kan Lu Chiu Ching (Sweet Dew Wine Canon; Thang see also pot; vessels dynasty) jars, starch preparation kan pi wêng tshai (drying pickling in a sealed jar) , jasmine tea , kan tang (wild pear) Jasminium sambac ( jasmine shrub) kan tsao (drying by heat) Jatropha janipha kan-cha (fruit of loquat/cumquat type) n Jaubert, A. n kang (wide-mouthed basin) n, Jefferson, Thomas, ice house at Montecello (Virginia) Kanshin (master Buddhist monk; +th century) , n jellyfish Jeh Kansu province , jên (perilla seed) grape cultivation Jên Jih-Hsin n Neolithic site n jen shên (ginseng) tombs of Later Han, Wei and Chin n Jên Ti n Kansu shêng po-wu-kuan (on the Excavation at Jenner, W. J. F. n, Huang-niang-niang-thai, Wu-wei, Kansu jeot-cal (chu-i in Korea) ‒ Province; ) Jerome, St Kansu shêng wên-wu kuan-li wei-yuan-hui (on Tombs & jo (bamboo) near Chiu-chhuan; ) jo (reeds) kao (soft animal fat) jo (roll) kao (cooked food of erh type) jo nien (rolling) kao ( juice) Job’s tears kao (young lamb) Johnson, B. Kao Chan-Li (late Chou and early Han period) Johnson, P. Kao Chhuan n Johnstone, B. n kao chih (sheep tallow) Jomon culture (− th century), Japan , n Kao Ching-Lang n, n, n ju (meat; animal flesh) , , Kao Hsiu , ju (milky emulsion) kao huan (ring pastry) , ju chiang (meat paste) , Kao Jui (prince in Northern Chhi; + to +) ju chih (milk) Kao Kuei-Lin, Hsieh Lai-Yung & Sun Yin ju chiu (milk wine) Kao Lien (writer; Ming dynasty) , ju fu (milk curds; decayed milk) ‒, kao pên (Lingusticum sinense) ju hsiang (Bombay mastic; Boswellia carterii?) n, Kao Shih-Sun (th century) Jü Lin Wai Shih (Unofficial History of the Literati; Kao Tsu, Emperor c. +) n, Kao Yang n
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kao yu (beef tallow) Kitan, honeyed sweetmeats Kao-Chhang or Kaaochhang (Sinkiang) , kitchen conquest (+) , kitchen scene, Eastern Han , , n, n kao-liang (sorghum) n, kiwi fruit (Chinese gooseberry) Karim, Mohamed Ismail Abdul n Klemm, F. n, karintou ( Japanese sweet pastry) Knechtges, D. n, n, n, n, n, n, n, Karlgren, B. n, n, n, n, n, n, , n, n n, n, n Knochel, S. n, n Katz, S. n Ko Chang-Kêng (Taoist monk) Katz, S. & Maytag, F. n Ko Chia-Chin n kechap (fermented soyfoods in S.E. Asia) Ko Chih Ching Yuan (Mirror of the Origin of Things; Keeper of Victuals , n, +) kêng (rice) , n Ko Hsuan (great-uncle of Ko Hung) kêng (soup or stew) n, , ‒, , Ko Hung (alchemist and author; +th century) n, cauldrons , , , utensils ko phêng (culinary art) Kêng Chien-Thing n Ko Wu Chhu Than (Simple Discourses on the Kêng Hsüan n, n, n Investigation of Things; c. +) n, Kêng Liu-Thung n Kodama, K. n, , n, n kêng mi (rice) koji (chhü in Japanese) n, n, ‒, , , , ketchup n n, kettle, tea , Aspergillus n Khader, V. n barley , ; rice Khai Pao Pên Tshao (New and More Detailed miso preparation , , ‒ Pharmacopoeia of the Khai-Pao reign-period; soybean +) Kollipara, K. P., Singh, R. J. & Hymowitz, T. n khai pei (open up the furnace or tea work station) Kondo, H. n Khaifeng (Northern Sung capital) , konton (flat piece of dough) ice snow and cold water selling in market Korea Khang Hsi (Chhing emperor) fermented fish products , , ‒ khao (roasting) , fermented salted fish ; fish sauce Khien Du n fermented soyfoods Kho Chi-Chhêng n noodles Khou Tsung-Hsi (writer; +–th century) , technology dissemination from China khu (wild rice) n tou fu n khu chiu (bitter wine or vinegar) , Kosikowski, F. n, n khu kua (balsam pear) n kou (dog) khu thu (bitter thu) kou lou (rickets) ‒ khu tshai (bitter vegetable) , , kou thu (dog butchers) khu tshai (sowthistle) kou tzu wine , khuai (thin slices or strips of meat) , , ‒, koumiss ‒, khuai (thinly sliced fish) n alcohol content khuai tsu (chopsticks) distillation n, khuei (mallow) , , , , inoculum Khuei Ming n, n making khun pu (sweet tangle) , Kranzberg, M. n Khun Wu (legendary official of Hsia dynasty; c. −) ku (grains) , , n ku (wine serving vessel) , , Khung Ying-Ta n, , , n Ku Chhi-Yuan n Kiangsi Ku Chin Lu Yen Fang (Well Tested Prescriptions, Old and tea plantations ; tea trade , New; +th century) Kiangsu Ku Chin Thu Shu Chi Chhêng n Han tombs Ku Chu Shan (Kiangsu and Chekiang region) kidney Ku Fêng n chhi ku pai phi (rice bran) deficiency ku ping (pressed oilseed cake) kieh chiap n Ku Shih Khao (Investigation of Ancient History; +) Kikkoman, K. K. n, n , n Kikuchi, S. n, n, n ku tzu (setaria millet) kimchi (Korean fermented fish product) Ku Yen-Wu (writer; th century) Kinzanji (Temple of the Gold Mountain) Ku-chu-shan area (Chekiang) n Kitab al-Wusla ila I-Habib (+) Ku-Thien (Fukien)
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kua (melon) , , Kui Thien Lu (On Returning Home; +) n kua mien (hung noodles) n, ‒, , Kui Thien Suo Chi (Miscellanies on Returning Home; Kua Shu Shu (Book of Melons and Vegetables; Ming +) dynasty) kuki (fermented savoury soybeans) kua-mien (hung noodle) , Kulp, K. n kuan (bamboo splints; skewers) , Kumamoto Prefecture ( Japan) n kuan (roach) , kung (palace) kuan (urn) n, kung (wine serving vessel) , , kuan chhang (sausages) kung chhu (palace chef ) Kuan Phei-Shêng n Kung Chih n, n, n Kuan Tzu (Book of Master Kuan; –th century) n, , kung fu tea , n , drinking ; preparation ; Kuang Chhün Fang Phu (Monographs on Cultivated washing of tea leaves n, Plants, Enlarged; +) Kunkee, R. E. n Kuang Chi Chu (Notes on Wine Vessels; Sung) , Kuntze, O. , Kuang Chi Fang (+) kuo (cooking pot; boiler; wok) , , , ‒, , Kuang Chih (Extensive Records of Remarkable Things; late +th century) ‒ tea processing , Kuang Chün Phu (Extensive Treatise on Fungi; +) kuo (fruit) , Kuang Tsêng-Chien n Kuo Chhing-Fan n, n Kuang Wu (Emperor, founder of Eastern Han dynasty) kuo huang (firming the tea yellow) n kuo lo (drink from fruits) Kuang Ya (Enlargement of the Erh Ya; +) , kuo lü (filtering) tea ‒ kuo lu (tea called in Nan Yueh) n Kuang Yang Tsa Chi (Miscellanies about Kuang-Yang; Kuo Pho (c. +) , +) Kuo Phu Kuang Yun (Revision and Enlargement of Dictionary of Kuo Po-Nan , n, , n, n, n, n, Characters Arranged According to their Sounds n, n, n, n, n when Split; +) , n Kuo Shu (Discourse on Fruits; +mid-th century) Kuang-chou Chi (Record of Kuangtung; +th century) Kuo Su (Fruits and Vegetables) n Kuang-nan kuo-thieh (pot stickers) kuang-ping (bright bun; half-sized bagel) , n kvas (bread beer) n Kuangchou shi wen-kuan-hui (on Han Tombs at Sa-ho in Kwangsi, yü lu the Eastern Suburb of Canton; ) n Kweichow , Kuangsi , distilleries Kuangtung , , emigration la (cured by drying) tea brokers ; kung fu tea ; red tea la chha (cake tea; waxed cake tea) , rice noodles (ho fên) la chhang (sausages) sausages ; la jou (cured meat) soy sauce making –, –; fish sauce ( yü lu) la mien (pull noodle) ‒, la yüeh (twelfth month) Kuangtung Hsin Yü (New Talks about Kuangtung; +) laap cheong (Cantonese sausages) labour Kuangtung shêng po-wu-kuan (Chin & Thang sssites at for food production Shih-hsing, Kuangtung, ) ice collection and storage Kuanthou soy sauce of Fukien , large households n Kublai Khan (Yuan emperor) tea production n, n, , kudzu vine women n kuei (cassia) , , lactic acid bacteria , n, , n, n, n kuei (iron mould for tea pressing) in fermented soyfoods n kuei (serving vessel) ‒, , lactic acid fermentation , , ‒, ‒, , kuei (Siniperca) ; kuei (tortoise) , , kuei chih (Cinnamomum cassia) inoculum n kuei hsin (heart of cassia) suan tshai ; tsu Kuei Hsin Tsa Shih (Miscellanies from the Kuei-Hsin Lactobacillus , Street; c. +) lactose , , kuei hsiung (turtle chest) intolerance n Kuei Jên (Tortoise Keeper) n malabsorption , n kuei pei (turtle back) ladle , , ‒ kuei wine tea kui thiao (rice cake filaments) Lafar, F. n, n
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laganum (pastry) legumes Lagenaria leucantha , germination n lagman (filamentous noodles) toxins ; inactivation of lai (or rai Japanese sweet liquor) Lehrner, M. n lai chhi (tou fu) lei (drink storage vessel) lai fu (radish) lei (pottery vessel) n Lai Hsin-Hsia n lei chiu (filtered wine) Lai, T. C. n lettuce , , lakare-no-lao (wine-making dregs) salting lamb Levi-Montalcini, R. n cha ; chiang ; tsao preserves li (boiler) , , , , meat bun ; red pot-roast li (carp) , , , sacrifical ritual ; li (Chinese chestnut) , , skins ; tallow storage ‒ young li (Chinese Japanese plum) , ‒ Laminaria saccharina n li (mountain suan) n lamps see also flambeaux li (pear) , ‒ oil , li (propriety as in Li Chi) lan (bamboo basket) li (sweet weak wine) , , , , , lan (steeped pears) association with soups and decoctions lan xiang (orchid tea) definition land animals ‒ discovery , ; discontinuation , domestication ; food resources making , , , , , , ‒ lang tang (henbane) nieh for making ; origin in China ‒, ; lao (wine mixed with lees; muddy wine) , , , ritual purposes , , n Li, C. L. n lao chao (fermented congee) n Li Chao (+th century) lao chhên tshu (well-tempered vinegar) Li Chhang-Nien n, n, n, n, n, lao chhou (mellow drawn soy sauce) n Lao Hsüeh An Pi Chi (Notes from the Learned Old Age Li Chhi n Studio; +) , li chhi (tou fu) , Lao Tzu Li Chhi (Utensils of Rites) n lao wan (dumpling or wonton) Li Chhiao-Phing n, n,, , , n, , Laos , , fermented salted fish , ; fish sauce Li Chhing-Chi n lard , , , n Li Chhun-Fang n lasagna ‒ li chi (litchi) Latham, R. n, n, n Li Chi Phu (Monograph on Litchi; +) (Tshai Latourette, K. S. n Hsiang), dried litchi ‒ Lattimore, O. n Li Chi (Record of Rites; +st century) , , ‒ Latuca denticulata , bed ; dining furniture , Lau, D. C. n, n, n beef ; dogflesh ; game mammals and birds ; Laudan, R. n horseflesh ; mutton ; pork ; cooking Laufer, B. n, , n, methods , , , , , ‒ Leang Ching (cooling the leaves) food, fan, shan & hsiu ; braised meats ; congee leaven ; erh ; kêng , ; soybean gruel ; shan types , , , , ‒ food ; eight delicacies n Leclerc L. drinks ; drink storage vessels ; fat for Ledebouriella seseloides cooking ; harmonising agents ; starch ; Lee, Arthur (Professor at Amoy University) sweeteners , ; vinegar , Lee, Cherl-Ho n fermented meat or fish paste , , , n, Lee, Cherl-Ho, Steinkraus & Reilly n, n, Lee, G. n fruit ; Chinese cherry ; raisin tree Lee, H.-G. n fu and hsi ; tsu , Lee, Sung Woo n, n, n grain preparation ; meat cutting leek, Chinese , , , , , meal setup , ; hand cleaning Legenaria leucantha n Ming Thang Wei (Hall of Distinction) n Legge, J. n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, nieh (sprouted grain) , ; rice ; salt ; n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, wheat flour n n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, , serving implements , ; chopsticks ; , n, n, n, n, n, n, n, spoon n, n, n, n, n, n serving vessels , n, , ; vessels
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Li Chi (cont.) liang (millet or sorghum) n, , , Son of Heaven , n liang (tea from parched grain) vegetables ‒; lesser bean ; smartweed ; Liang Chang-Chü (writer; th century) mushrooms Liang Chhi-Chhao n, n wine , , ; medicated liang mi (large-grained setaria millet) Yüeh Ling (Monthly Ordinances) , , , Liang Shu (History of the Liang; +) n Yin-Tê index Liang Wu-Ti (emperor r. + to +) Li Chien-Min n Liang-chou tzhu (Song of Liang-chou; c. +) li chih (litchi) Liang-shi pu yu-chih chü chia kung chhu (Oil pressing Li Chih Phu (Treatise on the Litchi; Ming) n improvements, ) n, Li Chih-Chên n liao (smartweed) , , , , Li Chih-Chhao n Liao Shih (History of the Liao Dynasty) Li Ching-Wei , n Liao-yang Han tomb, Liaoning , ‒ Li Chung-Hsüan lichens Li Fa-Lin , n Lieh Chuan (Biography of Shih Chhung) n, n Li Fan n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, Lieh Tzu (Book of Master Lieh; +) , n n lien (lotus) ; lien ou (lotus rhizome) Li Hai Chi (c. +) n Liener, I. E. n li hing mui (salted mei fruit of Hawaii) n Ligusticum wallichii Li Ho (Thang poet; +–) n, , lime, oil processing Li Hua-Jui n, , n, , n Lin An (Hangchou) Li Hua-Nan (writer; th century) Lin Chêng-Chhiu n Li Hui-Lin n, n, n, n, n, n, n, , n, Lin Ching-Yin (traveller to Japan; +) n, n, n, n Lin Hsiang-Ju & Lin Tsuifeng , , n, n Li Ji-Hua (writer; + to ) Lin Hung (author of Shan Chia Chhing Kung; southern Li Ju-Chên (writer of novels; +–) n Sung) , , , Li Kao (author of Shih Wu Pên Tshao; th century) pasta making n; tea , Li Kuang-Thao n Lin Ju-Lin li lo (processed milk products) n Lin Kan-Liang n Li Pai (Thang poet) , , ‒, n, Lin Nai-Shên n, n, Li Pao (writer) n Lin Phin-Shih n, Li Pin n, n, , , n Lin Shun-Shêng n, – li shih (eating granule food) , , Lin Yen-Ching n Li Shih-Chên (author of the Pên Tshao Kang Mu; Ming) Lin Yin , n, , n n, , n, , –, , , , , , Lin Yung-Kuei n, , , n, , , , , , , , Lin Yutang n, , n , , n, , , n, , Lin-I Chi (Records of Champa; −nd century) Li Tao-Yuan (writer; +th century) n Linacre, T. (+‒) Li Thao n, n, n, n, n Lindera strychnifolia Li Thiao-Yuan (scholar; theatre critic; th century) ling chiao (water caltrop) , , n Ling Hsiang n, n Li Tshang (first Marquis of Tai, r. − to −), tomb Ling Jên (Superintendant of Ice Management ) of wife ‒, Ling Phing-Shih li tsu (pear pickle) , Ling Piao Lu I (Strange Southern Ways of Men and Li Wei Han Wen Chia (Apocryphal Treatise on Rites; Things; +) , n Excellences of Cherished Literature; early Han) distilled wine ; herbal ferment n Ling Shun-Shêng n, n, n, , n, n, Li Wên-Hsin n , , n Li Yang-Sung n, Ling Thai (Magic Tower) ‒ Li Yin n ling yin (ice house) Li Yü (author of Hsien Chhin Ngo Chi; th century) ling yu (soy sauce) n Li Yü-Fang n Lingnan Li Chih Phu (Litchis South of the Range; Chhing Li Yü-Hsi (Thang poet) n Dynasty) Li Yüan-Tsung (Northern Chhi Dynasty) Linnaeus Li Yün (Conveyance of Rights) n, n, n linseed oil , , Li-Chhi Phu (Monograph on Litchi; +) lipases , Li-chi Lou Tui Chiu (Drinking at the Litchi Pavilion) lipids, tou fu and cheese n lipoxidase n, , Li-chou i-chih lien-ho-khao-ku fa-chüeh tui (Han tomb liquaman see garum discovered at Li-chou; ) n Litchfield, C. Li-I (nr Samarkand) n litchi (Litchi sinensis) Li-yang (Chhin capital) n dried ‒; tea ; wine n
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little dragon cake loquat ‒, ; vitamin B content of leaf liu (tumour) lotus , , Liu An (Prince of Huai-Nan; − to −) ‒, flower tea ; honeyed seeds iced root strips Liu Chên-Ya n leaves to make cha Liu Chhang-Jun n lou chih (leaky pot) Liu Chhin-Tsin n Lou Tzu-Khuang liu chhu (six livestock) , , lovastatin ‒ Liu Chhüan-Mei n Loyang, Western Han tomb ‒ Liu Chi (author of To Nêng Phi Shih) ‒ Loyang Chieh Lan Chi (Description of the Buddhist Liu Chih-I n Temples of Loyang; +) , , Liu Chih-Yuan n grapes ; ice chambers ; lo n; tea Liu Ching (c. +) n Loyang fa-chüeh tui () n Liu Ching-An n Loyang khao-ku tuei () n Liu Chün-Shê n Loyang po-wu-kuan Liu Hsien-Chou n lu (furnace) ; lu (pot roast) , ; lu (salted liquor) Liu Hsun (writer; +th century) , , ; lü (green) Liu Jilin n Lu Chao-Yin n liu ku (six grains) n lü chha (green tea) , Liu Kuan (Yuan dynasty) exports Liu Kuang-Ting n, n, n, n, n, n lu fu (radish) Liu Lung Chuan (in Hou Han Shu) n Lu Gwei-Djen , n, n, n, , Liu Mêng Tê Wên Chi (Complete Works of Liu Mêng Tê; Lu, H. C. n Tang) n Lu Hui (writer; +th century) n Liu Pai-Tuo (wine maker and producer of pai tuo lü ju (green meat from lü ju fa) ‒ ferment; +th century) , lü ju fa (recipe for pork chicken or duck) Liu Phu-Yü n lu lo (strained lo) Liu, S. T. Lu Ming-Shan (Uighur folk hero; th century) liu shêng (six food animals for slaughter) lu pha (radish) Liu Sung n Lu Pu-Wei (first prime minister to Chhin Shih Huang) Liu Szu-Chih Liu Tsün-Ling n Lu Shan n Liu Tsung-Yüan Lü Shih Chhun Chhiu (Master Lü’s Spring and Autumn Liu Wu-Chi & Lo, I. Y. n, n, n Annals; −) , , , Liu Yü-Chhuan n celery ; ginger ; oranges ; harmonising Liu Yü-Hsi (poet; + to +) , , agents , n; fish ; hai ; wine , liver goitre pig Lu Shih Chhun Chhiu Pên Wei Phien () sheep’s Lu Shu vitamin A source Lu Thing-Tshan (writer; th century) , n livestock see also land animals Lu Thung (Tea Doter; +) , , keepers lü tou (mung bean) lo (yoghurt drink, boiled/soured milk, koumiss?) , lu tou (white sprouts from the mung bean) ‒ ‒, , Lu Wên-Yü n, n, n, alcohol content Lu Yü (author of Chha Ching; +th century) n, boiling Lu Yu (Sung writer and poet; +–) n, n, consistency and flavour , , , n, n dry (lactic cheese) lu-chü (cumquat) n methods for making – lucky fish , starter ‒; sour ; strained ; sweet Lun Hêng (Discourse in the Balance; +) n, ‒ waning of interest I Chêng (part of Lun Hêng) n lo (ancient fruit wine) , Lun Yü (Analects of Confucius; −th century) , n, Lo Chên-Yü chiang ; fu Lo Chhi (writer; +th century) fan (cooked grain) n; drinks lo chiang (yoghurt drink) n, meat preparation , n Lo Chih-Thêng n serving vessels , n lo fu mien (radish noodles) , vinegar , wine n Lo Lin (writer; +th century) , , ‒ lung (drying basket) lo nu (yoghurt’s slave; tea) , lung (quern) lo po (radish) Lung Po-Chien , n Loehr, M. n Lung-ching tea (Dragon well) long fish , Lung-hsi (Kansu)
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luo (snail) making , , , ‒ Luo Shao-Jun n, n sweetener use ; syrup collection luo suo (pasta nuggets) , , , vinegar making ; white ‒, lupin malt syrup , Luzon, fermented fish maltase malting, invention , n, ma (type of fish?) Malva verticillata , ma (hemp) , n, , , , ; cultivation , Mampuku-ji temple (Kyoto) ma (horse) man ching (Chinese turnip; colza) , ‒, Ma Chhêng-Yüan n, n, n, , Man-chhêng fa chüeh tui () n Ma Chi-Hsing n Man-chhêng Han tombs, monographs ma chiang (fish paste) man-thou (steamed bun) n, , ‒, n, Ma Chien-Ying n, n in Japan Ma Chih (official) n mandrake ma fen (hemp fruit) Manilius (Roman author of +st century) n, ma ju phu thao (mare teat grape) Mann, W. N. n ma lo (mare’s milk lo) Man’yoshu (poem; +th century) Ma Shih-Chih n Mao (Mao Heng) n, ma thung (koumiss) mao chha (raw tea) ma tzu (hemp seed) ; ma yu (hemp seed oil) , mao li (bean curd) ‒ Mao Shih Chêng I (Standard Book of Odes; +) n, ma-chhi-hsien (purselane) n n, n Ma-wang-tui Han-mu po-shu (Silk Manuscripts Han Mao Shih Tshao Mu Niao Shou Chhung Yü Su (c. +) Tombs at Ma-wang-tui; ) , , , Mao Wën-Hsi (writer; +th century) , see also Mawangtui Chu Chien (MWT Inventory) Marco Polo (world traveller +th century) n, , Mabesa, R. C. & Babaan, J. S. n, ‒n n macaroni , ; maccheroni gluten ; ice-cream Macfarlane, G. n noodles from China , ‒ McGee, H. n, n, n, n, n maritime trade , , , , , McGovern, P. E. n, n, n Markakis, P. n MacGowan, Dr. , , n Marsden, W. n MacLeod, A. M. n, n, n mash, fermented n, , , , , McNeill, W. H. n pressing , macrobiotic movement residual , Madam Tshui’s Food Canon steam distillation , Magic Tower ‒ vinegar making , magnesium chloride wine fermentation , , magnesium sulphate Massachusetts Institute of Technology n mai (barley or wheat) , , , , Materia Dietetica classics ‒ mai chhü (wheat or barley ferment) mats , , , , mai chiang (wheat chiang) , , Mawangtui Chu Chien (MWT Inventory; −) , mai hun (moulded wheat ferment) , pastes and pickles ‒, , n mai nieh (malt) tea ? mai ya thang (malt sugar) , n, ‒, n see also Hunan nung-hsüeh-yuan; Ma-wang-tui mai yu (water-based sauce of fermented wheat) n Han-mu po-shu Mair-Waldberg, H. n Maynard, L. A. & Swen Wen-Yuh n, n Maitland, D. n maza (paste or porridge) maize see corn Mazess, R. B. & Mather, W. n Malaysia mead ‒, n fermented salted fish alcoholic content fermented soyfoods ferment use , ; recipe ; yeast mallet , meal , – Mallory, J. P. n, n measurements, use in cookbooks mallow , , , , , , , –, meat malt , , , baking in clay ; braising ; pot roasting ; discovery ; amylase , ; cock crow wine ; lu method ‒; finely shredded (sung) ‒; mashing n, , , ; sikhae sausages Sumerian beer brewing bear n, malt sugar (maltose) , , , , –, , , chiang ‒, , n, ‒; chiang preserves amber , , –; tsao preserves , cereals, from ‒; cloudy syrup cutting ; preparation ‒; finely sliced (khuai) colour , , ; dark , ; jellied , ‒, ; minced ; sauce for
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dried ( fu or hsi) ‒ Meskill, J. n foodstuff category of ancient China Mesopotamia protein alcoholic beverages ; beer salting , n; steeped n, barley n; bread making see also other cooking methods brewing terms n meat paste, fermented (chiang) –, , , , grape fermentation n decline in importance ‒ saddle quern n ferment use ‒ wine process origination , method ‒, ‒ metal, symbolic correlation than, hai, hsi, ni, chiang –, – methyl salicylate n Mechanica (Hero) , n mi cooked grain for brewing n, n, Medawar & Medawar n for malt sugar making , , medical arts mi (gruel) medical officers, Chou court mi (honey) , , , medicine, Chinese – mi chien (honey preserved fruits) ‒ meditation , mi chiu (mead) – Megalobrama terminalis mi hou thao (Chinese gooseberry, kiwi fruit) mei (apricot) , n, mi fên (refined starch, also rice flour) , , mei (Chinese or Japanese apricot) , ‒, , n, mi-fên (rice flour noodle) , , mi li (dried yogurt or cheese) n Mei Jao-Chhen (poet; + to ) mi lo (alcoholic drink from grains) Mei Shi Fang (Master Mei’s Prescriptions) mi nieh (sprouted grain kernels) Mei Wen-Mei (prescriptions; + to +) mi wu (selinium) meju (moulded beans) n mi-hsien or mi-lan (fine rice noodles) melon , , , , Mi-hsien (Honan Province) tou-fu mural preservation , n; tsao preserves ; tsu , Miao Chhi-Yü n, n, n, n, , n, , n, , n, n, n n, n, , n, n, n, , n, n, salting ; sliced n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, sweet, steeped in water n, n, n writings Michaowski, P. n Mêng Chhi Pi Than (Dream Pool Essays; +) n, Michel, R. H. n, n microbes, on surface of rice grains n meng huang (yellowing of tea) microbial action ‒, , ‒ , ‒, Mêng Liang Lu (Dreaming of the City of Abundance or Middle East, pasta Dreams of the Former Capital; +) , , midzu-amé ( Japanese malt syrup) , mien (wheat flour) , , burnt wine ; hsi and fu ‒; dried salted fish mien (filamentous noodles) , – ; tsao-preserved meat mien or mien fên (wheat flour) , , , –, dairy products ; gluten ; honey ; tou fu –, everyday necessities mien chiang (wheat flour chiang) , , n, , ice ; snow ; lu method mien chin (wheat gluten) , , see also gluten noodles ; pasta ; wonton ; tien hsin mock chicken, fish and shrimp dishes (dimsum) n preparation of oil pressing establishments mien shih (flour or pasta food) , , n shih ; soy condiments mien shih (eating flour foods) as opposed to li shih sugar ; sugared fruits n (eating granular foods) tea houses mien shih tien (pasta shops) Mêng Nai-Chhang n, mien thiao (filamentous pasta or noodle) , , , Mêng Shên (of Shih Liao Pên Tshao; +th century) , mien-tien (pasta foods made from rice flour) n Mêng Shu kingdom Milano, L. n Mêng Ta-Phêng n, milk , , Mêng Tzu (Book of Mencius; c. −) , n, n, , consumption ‒, n, , , curds ; acid coagulated ; rennet coagulated dining furniture decayed ( ju fu) ; digestion , food preparation , , n, n fermented products, lo, su & thi-hu ‒ serving vessels n, n, n honey soaked ; mare’s Mêng Yuan-Lao (+th century) , koumiss and other milk wines ‒ menshhitshi (Tibetan noodle) pasta making, in menthol, for fruit storage pastoral nomads mercury, distillation processing n Merke, F. n soured , , ; defatted
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mill see also milling; quern Kinzanji (Golden Mountain Temple) oilseed grinding , , , , modern technology primitive soup ‒ roller , , types rotary , , , Mizuno, S. n Miller, G. B. n, n, n, , n mo (rotary quern) n Miller, N. n, n mo chha (loose tea) , n millet , , , , , Mo Chuang Man Lu (Random Notes from Scholar’s broomcorn , ; foxtail , Cottage; +) congee ; gruel ; cooked , , Mo Ho, Biography of (in Sui Shu) n crumbs for thickening ; chaff mo ku chün (mushroom) cultivation Mo Ngo Hsiao Lu (A Secretary’s Common Placebook; dehusked grain c. th century) , , distilled wine ; medicated wines , Mo Tzu (Book of Master Mo; −th century) n, , ferment ; making –, ; fermented drinks ping pastry fermentation , , , ; founder crop mo-tu (fermented soy paste) n panicum , n, Mokyr, J. n malt sugar making ; staple grain ; wine mola olearia (olive crushing mill) – Moldenke, H. N. & Moldenke, A. L. n served to Son of Heaven mollusc, lamellibranch setaria , , , Momordica charantia n malt sugar making ; staple grain ; starch monacolins ‒ preparation Monascus red mould ( yeast) , , vinegar making ; wine , ferment , n; propagation spiked Mongols sprouted n, , ; sprouting n, koumiss , ; tea with butter steamed n, monkeys, Huang Shan straw for fruit storage monographs, specific foods ‒ terminology ‒, n monosodium glutamate (MSG) wine making , , ‒, Montgaudry, Baron de n millet flour Moraceae erh ; pasta recipes , ; tzu Mori Tateyaki milling see also mill; quern mortar technology ‒ primitive wheat , , , , mortar and pestle , Min see Fukien primitive Min Chhan Lu I (Unusual Products of Fukien; ) oil mill , Min Chung Hai Tsho Shu (Seafoods of the Fukien Region; starch grinding +) Mortitz, L. A. n Min Hsiao Chi (Lesser Min Records; +) mortuary rituals, wine vessels n Min Shu Tshung Shu (Series on Folk Literature) , , M¯oshi Himbutsu Zuk¯o (Illustrated Study of the Plants n, n; tea and Animals in the Book of Odes; +) Min Ta Chi (Greater Min Records; +) apricot ; Chinese chestnut ; Chinese hazelnut ; Min Tsa Chi (Miscellaneous Notes on Fukien; ) peach ; plum ; carp ; turtle n mostardadi Cremona n mincing n mota (bean curd) ming (tea) ‒, , Mote, F. W. , n ming (young buds of tea) n moto (yeast culture) ming chha (tea) n; ming chha (loose tea) mou (barley) ming chih (tea) mould, iron for tea pressing , Ming I Pieh Lu (Informal Records of Famous Physicians; moulding tea , , , , +) n, n, , , n, , , , moulds eye diseases ; vision ; goitre red ,
tea ; i (malt sugar) vitamin D2 ming mu (clarifying the vision) , see also ferment; grain moulds ming tshai (tea) n; ming yin (tea) Moule, A. C. n, n, n Ming-ti (Wei Emperor) mountains, goitre association , Miscanthus sacchariflorus Mrs Cheng’s Soybean Products (Honolulu, HI) n, miso, misho ( Japanese chiang) n, mu erh (wood ear) , –, n, , fermentation ‒; preparation ‒ mu kua (Chinese quince; papaya) , importance Mu Kung n
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Mu Ning (+th century) , sons of n Nanking tsao eggplant n Mucor n, nao tzu chha (camphor tea) conditions for growth narezushi ( Japan) n, , , see also cha esterases n nasopharyngeal carcinoma ferment , , n Nathanael, W. R. N. n fu ju making Nature’s Laws microbial rennet necessity as driving force in intervention mud fish , nectar, honey mug see stoup Needham, J. , , , n, n, n, n, n, n, Mugil n n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, muginawa (noodles) n, n, n, n, n, , n, n, Mui, H.-C. & Mui, L. C. n, n, n, n n, n, n, n, n, n, , n, mulberry n, n mulberry leaves , , , , Needham Research Institute, Cambridge, England source of vitamin B n mulberry-fall wine Nei Yung (Internal Culinary Supervisor) Mulia region (West New Guinea) n Nelumbo nucifera , mullet, chiang Nêng Kai Chai Man Lu (Random Records from the mung beans , , Corrigible Studio; +th century) , , n, flour for noodles ; sprouts ‒, n, muria see garum tien hsin (dim-sum) n Murraya exotica Neolithic Age mushrooms , , , , , alcoholic drink ‒; origins of , chiang preserves ; tsu n fermentation cloud-ear or wood-ear ‒ grain preparation pilaff ; pine (sung chün) ; shitake Near East n
vitamin D2 ; monographs ‒ saccharification musk perfume wine ‒, mussels Neomeris phocaenoides must see mash nervous disorder treatment ‒ mustard , , , , , , n nest of silken threads mustard green –, , , Neumann, H. n mutton , ; mutton wine , ‒ nga chhoi (sprouted vegetable) Mylopharyngodon aethiops n Ngo Huang Tou Shêng (Swan-like Yellow Bean Sprout) Myrica rubra Ni Tsan (Yuan landscape painter) , myrrh niang (brew, ferment) , myxoedema Nichiren Shonin (Buddhist priest; +th century) Nickel, G. B. n, , n naeng myon (Korean cold noodle) nicotinic acid nai (crab apple) nieh (sprouted cereal grain; malt) , , ‒, nai fu (dried sliced crab apple) discovery Najor, J. n malt sugar making , , Nakamura, M. & Kawabata, T. n origin , , Nakatsomi Sukeshige ( Japanese court official; +th c.) technology migration yeast contamination Nakayama Tommy n Nieh Chêng (late Chou and early Han period) Nakayama Tokiko n nieh chiu (sweet wine, made from sprouted grain) nan or nang (flat bread) n, n nieh mi (sprouted grain kernel) , nan (Phoebe nanmu) n nien (roller mill) n Nan fan shao chiu fa (Burnt-wine method of Southern nigari (bittern) Tribal folk) night blindness , ‒ Nan Fang Tshao Mu Chuang (Flora of the Southern nine grains n Region; +) n, n Nine Provinces of Ancient China , chhü nieh n Ning-chou (Kiangsi) herbal ferment , , Ninghsia province, tombs of Later Han, Wei and Chin rice flour ferment n n Nan Pu Hsin Shu (Sung) n Ningpo , Nan-Yüeh Chih (Record of the Southern Yüeh; c. +) Ninkasi (Sumerian goddess) beer brewing n, , Nan-Yüeh Hsing Chi (Travels in Southern Yüeh; c. −) niu (ox; cattle) , Nanching po-wu-kuan (Eastern Han Tomb at Tung-Yang, niu hsi (Achyranthes bidentata) , , Hsüi-I in Kiangsu Province; ) n Niu Jên (Keeper of the Cattle) n
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niu phi (clotted cream in sheets) n oil niu yu (butter) , n animal ; vegetable , , – niu ju (cow’s milk) aroma , cakes no mi (glutinous rice) cooking ; evaluation no mi kao (pastries made of glutinous rice) extraction process comparison with Europe and Noah Japan ‒ Noda, M. n, , n fire hazard ; flambeaux making n, , , noodles , , ‒, ‒ , , , ‒ flavour ; food resources ; frying , buckwheat flour hair salving , ; lamps , cutting , , secondary recovery ; silk painting , dissemination in Asia ‒ uses ‒, , ; yield , ‒ egg oil of citrus filamentous , ‒, , ‒ oil cloth , , , development , oil press Europe ‒ Chinese description , , ‒ flat ; hung n, ‒, ; round ‒ olive oil , instant ram ; southern style Japan , ; Japanese ‘soba’ tea seed oil Korea wedge making , , , ‒ Western , , , , Marco Polo, Travels of , ‒ oil pressing , , , rice flour , , , , oilseeds ‒, , ‒ yam flour , , boiling Normile, D. n cake , nü chhü (glutinous rice ferment) n, –, , –, crops grinding , ; meal , nuan (warming wine) oil extraction , , , , , ‒ numbanhchock (rice noodles, Caambodia) pressing , Nung Chêng Chhuan Shu (Complete Treatise on Ojuyeonmunjang jeonsango (c. ) Agriculture; +) n, , Okimuru Imiki (poet; +–) nung chiu (strong wine) Okukura Kakuzo n Nung Sang Chi Yao (Fundamental of Agriculture and Okura Nagatsune , Sericulture; +) Oleschki L. Nung Sang I Shih Tsho Yao (Selected Essentials of olive oil Agriculture, Sericulture, Clothing and Food; beam press , ; press ; pressing +) n, roller mill chiang preparation , , n; shih preparation significance in West olives, Chinese oil seed processing ; red ferment Olmo, H. n tea origins n, processing n onion n, vinegar recipes tea flavouring Nung Shu (Agricultural Treatise of Wang Chên +) see also scallion; spring onion , , , , oolong tea , ‒, loose tea ; oil extraction catechins ; drinking nutmeg , exports , ; Indian production nutrition , ‒ kung fu tea making nutritional deficiency diseases , , , processing , , beriberi ‒ Oomen, H. A. P. C. n diet therapy Ophiocephalus argus goitre ‒ Opium War night blindness , ‒ Oppenheim, A. L. n rickets ‒ oracle bones, Shang Nutritionist–Physician n cattle records Nutton, V. n chhü nieh ‒ nyctalopia see night blindness fermentation radical inscriptions oak plant pictographs objects, antecedents ritual wine (chhang) , n, Odyssey (Homer) n orange see also tangerine Oenanthe javanica , golden ; sweet ‒ Oguni, I. n tea flavouring , , Ogura, S. n wine ; in cha ; honey preserved
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Orange Record, The see Chü Lu pai tshai (Chinese cabbage) , orchard pai tuo chhü (special cake ferment) , , , orchid tea , pai yang wine Ortega y Gasset, J. n pai yeh (pressed bean curd) , Oryza sativa , Pai-lin (Fukien) , n Oshima, K. n Palermo (Sicily) osteoporosis n pan, for stir-frying oilseeds ‒ Otake, S. n Pan Ku (author of History of the Former Han) Ou Erh-Thai (th century) Pan-pho (Sian, Shensi) , , , , , Ou Than-Sheng n Panati, C. n, n ou thien (shallow pits) Panax ginseng Ou-Yang Hsiao Thao n pang (oyster) Ouyang Hsiu (writer; + to +) , n Panicum miliaceum , Ouyang-Hsün n, n, n, n, n, n Panjabi, C. n oven , n pao ching (treasure wells) bright bun baking Pao Phu Tzu (Book of the Preservation-Solidarity pasta cooking n, Master; c. +) n tandoor n, n, n, n pao-tzu (pork filled pasta; little wrap-around) n, Ovis aries leaven Owen, T. n Paonin tshu (Pao-ning vinegar) ox , see also beef; cattle papaya keeper wine n roller mill powering paper sizing n sacrifical ritual paper-making transmission oyster Pappas, L. E. n hai pastes ; sauce , n parching ‒, , Oyudononoue no nikki (Daily Log of the Yü Thang Palace) parsley-seed Partington, J. R. n, n, n, n, pasta , ‒, , , ‒ see also dough pa chên (eight delicacies) , , cooking ‒, , , n pa chhi (Smilex china) development , , , pa kung shan tou fu (tou fu of the Mount of Eight Italy ‒, ; Marco Polo legend , ‒ Venerables) , n leaven , , ; made with wine , Pa Ling Hsien Chi (Gazetteer of the Pa-Ling County; making , , ‒, Hunan, ) , , n raised , , Pa-shih-tang (Hunan) n sheets ‒ Pacey, A. n types , Pachomius, St pasteurisation of wine , , ‒ paeonia pastoral nomad view of Han foods pai chha (white tea) pastry pai chhü (white ferment) steamed pai chi (Bletilla striata) sweet n pai chiu (mature wine) ‒; (white wine) , Pauling, L. n Pai Chü-I (Thang poet; + to +) n, n, , peach , , , goat’s n; vinegar ; wine n dairy products n; gift of ice peanuts grape wine n; tou fu oil ‒; salting wine warming pear , ‒ pai fu tzu (sweet cassava) balsam n; Chinese sand , ; white pai ho mien (lily pasta) chiang preserves , ; pickled n, ; tsu pai hsin (sturgeon) storage , pai hu ma (white sesame) n wine pai i (white coat) peas , n pai ju (white milk) pectin hydrolysis Pai Kêng (white soup) pectinase , pai lao chhü (moderate ferment) , , Pediococcus halophilus n pai mien (raised pasta) n pei (drying process, for tea) , pai pi (bean curd) pei (heating ditch; furnace) n, , , , , pai ping (raised dough) pai pu (white pellicles) ‒ pei (heat) ; pei (oven) ‒; pei (oven drying) pai su (white perilla) n pai tou fu kan (plain dried tou fu) pei chha (roasting tea) ,
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Pei Chhi Shu (History of the Northern Chhi Dynasty; Pên Tshao Shih I (Supplement to the Natural Histories; +– and +) , n +) , , , , pei ching khao ya (Peking duck) Pen Tshao Thu Ching (Illustrated Pharmacopoeia; +) Pei Hu Lu (Records of the Northern Gate; +) , , n Pên Tshao Yen I (Dilations of the Pharmacopoeia; +) pei lou (bamboo tray) , Pei Shan Chiu Ching (Wine Canon of North Hill; +) Pên Wei (Root of Taste, LSCC) n, n, n, n, , , n, n n cooking wine n, ; steaming wine penicillin discovery n fermentation process ‒, , , , , Penicillium fire-pressured wine , pepper , , , , herbs in ferment black , , , n mash pressing Szechuan n, , , medicated wine , , peppermint as tea flavouring , , origin of wine Perdono, G. de n rice wine with grape juice perfume, steam distillation yeast use ; leaven Perilla frutescens n Pei Yuan Pieh Lu (Pei-yuan Tea Record; +) , , Perilla ocymoides perilla seed drying of tea cakes oil , , , loose tea persimmon , ‒ small bud tea n dried ; wine n Pekochelys bibroni pestle and mortar , pellicles in vinegar making, white , ‒ oil mill , Pelliot, P. n, n, n, n petroleum Pelteobargurs fulvidraco n phan (serving dish; dining plate) ‒, , pên chhü (common ferment) , , ‒ Phan Chên-Chung n Pên Hsin Tsai Shu Shih Phu (Vegetarian Recipes from the Phan Chi-Hsing n, n, n, n Pure Heart Studio; Sung) , Phan Chih-Heng (th century) tou fu phang phi (Lindera strychnifolia) seed oil Pên Tshao catalogue of Lung Po-Chien phao (clay-wrapped baking) , , , , n Pên Tshao Kang Mu (Great Pharmacopoeia; +) n, phao (steeping) n, , n, n, phao chha (making tea) beriberi n, ; eye diseases ; goitre , Phao Jên (Keeper of Victuals) , n, chhü (ferment) ; nieh ; leaven ; red ferment phao tshai (pickled vegetable) of Szechuan , ‒, pharmacopoeias , , cumquat n; dried jujubes n; dried litchi see also individual titles n; loquat n Phaseolus calcaratus distilled wine , , n, n see also Vigna calcaratus gluten ; malt sugar ; mead pheasant , , , medicaments ; rehmannia n phei (millet) medicated wine , , phei (muddy brew) milk fermentation n, , n Phei An-Phing n soybeans ; soy sauce making ; shih use n; Phei-li-kang culture (–th to –th millennia) , , shih chih making n; yellow coated bean , tea , phêng (boiling) , , tou fu making , ; curdling agents phêng (rack) vinegar ; bitter wine n Phêng Jên (Grand Chef ) , Pên Tshao Kang Mu Shi I (Supplemental Amplification of Phêng Jên Shih Hua (Talks on the History of Cuisine) the Pên Tshao Kang Mu; +) , n, , , Wu-I tea ; Phu-erh tea n Phêng Khuei (Cooking Mallows) n Pen Tshao Phin Hui Ching Yao (Essentials of the Phêng Lung Yeh Hua (Night Discourses from Phêng Lung; Pharmacopoeia Ranked According to Nature and +) , Efficacy; +) , phêng thu (prepare tea) chiang preparation , Phêng-hsien (Szechuan) Han brick mural , grape wine n ‒ malt sugar Phêng-lai (Shantung) n pasta n Phêng-thou-shan (Hunan) n shih recipe , ; shih chih making , phi li (bamboo tray) n, soybeans ; soy milk n; bean curd skin , phi-pha (loquat) ‒ phiao (gourd dish) tea phien chha (cake tea) ,
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pork see also pig purselane n, cha , , ; chhi pickles ; cured Putro, S. n salted ; sausages ; sung ‒ Pyrus tsao preserves Pyrus bretschneideri , Porkert, M. n Pyrus cathayensis n porridge , , fermenting Pyrus communis Porter-Smith, F. & Stuart, G. M. n, n, n, n, Pyrus pyrifolia , n, n, n, n, n pot-roasting , , Qian Hao, Chen Heyi & Ru Suichu n, n, n, potato starch , pots see also jar; vessels quail earthenware quern , malt sugar making antecedents pottery wares rotary –, –, , antecedents ; evolution ; invention , development , , sealing jars with oil oilseed extraction , , serving vessels saddle , , well collar , Quiller-Couch, A. n wine and beer storage , , , quince, Chinese , , pounding tea , , , Povey Manuscript (Thomas Povey; +) n rabbit , , , , , Powell, M. n, n rack for drying tea cakes , prayers & incantations in fermentation process n Rackham, H. n Prefect of Mare Milkers Rackis, J. L., Gumbmann, M. R. & Liener, I. E. n Prescott & Dunn n radish n, , , , , , , , , preservative Radix ledebouriellae red ferment raffinose , n press see also oil press; wedge press rai ( Japanese for li, sweet liquor or wine) , beam , , rain garments for bean curds raisin tree , mash ram, for oil press , , screw Ramses II (Egyptian pharaoh) n pressing see also oilseeds, pressing Ramusio, G. B. tea , , , , rangaku (pharmaceutical extractor-still) ‒ prince’s feather rape seed oil , , ‒, protease n, extraction , ; importance ; yield ferment, in rape-turnip seed inhibitors , n, n Raphanus sativus , suppression by soy proteins Rawson, J. n, , , n, protein Read, B., Lee Wei-Ying n & Chhêng Jih-Kuang n coagulation Read, B. E. n, n, n, n deficiency red-cooking hydrolysis , Reed, G. n intake ; meat reeds wheat ; gluten miscanthus , proteinase , over-mats Prunus armeniaca , refrigeration Prunus mume , rehmannia n, n; wine , Prunus persica , rennet , , ; microbial n Prunus pseudocerasus , retort , Prunus salicina , Rheum officinale Psephurus gladius Rhinogobius giurnius Pseudobagrus fulvidraco Rhizopus n, , , , pu (malt sugar) , conditions for growth pu tho (dough, not held by hand) n ferment , , n pu tho (pasta) Rhizopus oligosporus Pu Yang Fang (version of Shih Liao Pên Tshao) riboflavin puffer fish rice , Pulleyblank, E. G. n, n, n, aleurone layer ; polished , , , , puls (paste or porridge) , pungent taste , ‒ beriberi association , , , ; bran , Purdue University n , , ,
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bowl , ; eating ‒ rocambole , , , candy ( Japanese amè) n Rockhill, W. n congee , , , ; with purselane Roden, C. n cooked i.e. steamed ( fan); cooking n; digestion Rodinson, M. n roebuck, ni pastes domestication , n, n; cultivation ; wild rolling tea , , , , n by foot , ferment – by hand , , n, , aboriginal tribes ‒, , , , Rombauer, I. & Becker, M. R. n, n, n red, making –; colour changes during Rome five staple grains , , , , ; founder crop fermented fish sauce , , ‒ in fruit storage ; microbes on surface of grain n humoral theory glutinous , , , , , olive oil use distilled wine ; mead making ‒; vinegar rennet n hulled n; husks ; stalks rotary quern n kêng ; thickening , , ; crumbs for starch preparation thickening , Root, W. n, koji ( Jaapanese chhü) rope malt sugar preparation –, bamboo , ; rattan ; tree bark medicated wines Rosa lavigata n moulded for miso rose, cherokee n; tea , noodles , ; dumpling Rose, A. H. n roasting n; serving , rose-water sheets to make noodles and pastry , Rosenberger, B. n, steeped in soured water , ; sour steamed Rottauwe, H. W. n sprouted n, , n, , rudd , steamed –, , , , n, n, Ruddle, K. n, n, n moulded by accident ‒ rue tea congee Rumphius, G. E. (Dutch botanist; th century) vinegar , , rush n, ‒
vitamin B1 rush wool n washing in making red ferment , , Russell (+) wine , , n Russia, bread beer n making , , , , Rustichello of Pisa yeast leaven , , n rye n, gluten see also ferment; starch substrate; steamer rice flour , n Sabban, F. , n, n, n, , n, , n, batter n; dough ; erh ; cake ; noodles n, n, n, n, n, n, n , ; pasta , , n, , saccharification , , sifting for pasta making agent , , n, tzu ; yum cha (tea brunch) , beer making , ; malt sugar production rickets , ‒ discovery ; Neolithic Age cultural causes ‒; West temperature n; vinegar making , Rieu, E. V. n West and East rishta (Islamic pasta recipe) , , saccharifying activity , Ritter Dr. n Saccharomyces n, , , , ritual sacrifice ; in kêng Saccharomyces cerevisiae n rituals Saccharomyces rouxii n ablution of fingers sacrificial offerings , bronze vessels n poached meat n mortuary n wine , , ox , sheep meat , ; chicken see also ceremonial offerings; rituals; slaughter, ritual see also ceremonial offerings; sacrificial offerings; saffron slaughter sago palm Rizzi, S. n Sahi, T. n roach , sai han (protrusion on forehead) Roaf, M. n sai thien (depression on forehead) roasting , , , , Sakaguchi Kinichiro n, n meat on a skewer , , ‒, , saké ( Japanese rice wine) , , , oil seed salads pasta n; tea , ‒ saliva, amylase Robinson College (Cambridge) n salsamentum (Greek and Roman relish) , ,
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addition to chiang , , seeds, vitamin B1 source autolysis , Seibe Wake fermented fish , ; tsu ‒, ; in fu ; Seiyu Roku (On Oil Manufacturing; ) incubation , , Sekine, S. n, n leaven, used with selinium making chu i chiang ; garum ; hai semolina n shih preparation ; soy sauce making sen mee (rice noodles, Thailand) tea flavouring n, n Seneca (Roman writer of +st century) yen tshai Senff, E. n salting see also brine senna, sickle fish Serat Centini () meat and fish preservation n serving vegetables ‒, , dishes ‒ salty taste , ‒ implements ‒, , samna (Middle-Eastern cookery) vessels ‒ Sampson, T. n sesame seeds ‒, samshu distillation equipment bun n Samuel beer recipe , puree Samuel, D. beer recipe n, –, tea congee ; tea flavouring n, san (rice crumbs) to store oranges , n san chha (loose tea) , n sesame oil , , , San Fu Chüeh Lu (Considered Account of the Three pan-frying cakes Metropolitan Cities; c. +) n production ; uses ; yield san huang (primordial sovereigns of Chinese prehistory) oil extraction , , , , , steaming , San Kuo Chih (History of the Three Kingdoms; c. +) stir-frying , , ‒ n, ; mi chien Sesamum orientale San Tshai Thu Hui (Universal Encyclopedia; +) Setaria italica , , n, n seven necessities of life , ‒, sand, fruit storage , sha (kill; digest) sandalwood , sha chhing (heat inactivation of tea leaves) sang (starch substrate) sha li (Chinese sand pear) , Sano, M. n sha ti (west) n Sanxindui (Kuang-han, Szechuan) n Sha-hsien (south of Wu-I region) sao (dog fat flavour) Sha-wo-li Neolithic site n Sapium sebiferum shad n sarano-lao (wine, Taiwan) shai chhing (wilting tea leaves in the sun) Sargassum siliquastrum n Shakespeare, W. Sargent, C. B. R. (Anglican Bishop of Fukien) shallot, Chinese , , , , , Saris, Captain John (+) n shan (viands) n, Sasagawa, R. & Adachi, I. n shan (lamb tallow flavour) Sasaki, M. n shan cha (Chinese hawthorn) Sasson, J. A. n Shan Chia Chhing Kung (Basic Needs for Rustic Living; saturation, with sugar ‒ Southern Sung) , , , , n, n, sauce pu tho remedy for worms soy, fresh drawn and mature drawn soy condiments ; soy paste ; soy sauce , soy, harvested in autumn , ancient meat ; fish – soybean sprouts ; tea , ; tou fu savoury Japanese shan fan (mountain alum) , sausages , Shan Fu (Grand Chef; Chief Steward) n, n, savoury flavour Shan Fu Ching Shou Lu (Chef’s Handbook; c. +) , Sawers, D. n scallion , see also spring onion Shan Fu Lu (Chef’s Manual; Southern Sung) ‒, n tea flavouring , , Shan Hai Ching (Classic of Mountains and Seas; Chou to Schafer, E. H. n, , n, n, n, n, , Western Han) n, n, n Shan prefecture Schroeder, C. A. n shan yao mien (Chinese yam noodle) n Scottish and Newcastle Brewery (Newcastle) shan yen (mountain salt) n seafood monographs ‒ Shan-cha-kao (Chinese hawthorn jelly) n seasonings ‒ Shang Chih-Chün , n, n, n in ancient and modern Chinese cookery ‒ shang han (inducing sweat)
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Shih Ching (cont.) Shih Lin Kuang Chi (Record of Miscellanies; +) , bamboo ; dining furniture , ; bed , , , , , n, –, bitter spices ‒ gluten , ; pu tho ‒ chicken ; goose ; horse ; ox ; sheep ; soy condiments pig ; dog , ; game mammals and birds vinegar recipes , n shih liu (pomegranates) clan feast celebration shih liu kuan (pomegranate flask) commentaries & translations Shih Liu Thang Phin (Sixteen Tea Decoctions; +) , cooking methods , , , , ; cooking pots n; cauldrons ; stove ; fishing , ; turtle shih mi (stone or wild honey) Shih Ming (Expositor of Names; +nd century) , , food preparation ; fu ; hai and than , ; tsu , cha , , ice house ferment types pickle ; sauce ; soup fu ; hai ; lo serving vessels n, ; spoon i (malt sugar) ‒ sunflower (wrong identification for the mallow) noodles (filamentous pasta) , , n ping (pasta), varieties of , n sweeteners ; malt sugar , seed pounding tea , shih (fermented soybeans) ; shih chih vegetables , ; turnip ; thu , steamed pasta (man-thou) wine n, , ; chhang ; medicated tsu , importance , ; wine serving vessels wine making Shih Pên (Book of Origins; –nd century) , Shih Ching Pai Shu (+) n wine Shih Ching (Food Canon; c. +) of Hsieh Fêng , Shih Pên Pa Chung (Eight Types of Origins) n ‒, , pasta Shih Phu (List of Victuals; c. +) Shih Ching (Food Canons or Classics) dairy products Shih Hsien Hung Mi (Guide to the Mysteries of Cuisine; wonton c. +) , , , , , n, , , Shih Phu (recipe books) , , –, , shih ping (persimmon cake) dairy products ; soured milk ‒ Shih Shêng-Han (–) , , , n, n, n, n, food preservation methods ‒ , n n, n, , , , , , n, n, n, fruit storage ; honeyed and sugared fruits n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n n, n, n, n shih stewed with tou-fu-kan Shih Shih Wu Kuan (Five Aspects of Nutrition; +) soy condiments ; soy sauce , , tou fu , , , Shih Shuo Hsin Yü (New Discourse on the Talk of the tsao-preserved crab Times; c. +) n, n vinegar recipes Ho Yen story n shih hsin (heart of shih) n shih chih shih hsin chu (heart of fermented bean congee) tea Shih Hung-Pao (writer; th century) n, Shih Thao (painter; c. +) Shih I (Nutritionist–Physician; Grand Dietician) n, shih tien (food shops) ‒ n, n, , , Shih Wu Chi Yüan (The Origin of Things; c. +) n Shih I Hsin Chien (Candid Views of a Nutritionist– Shih Wu Kan Chu (Notes on Miscellaneous Affairs; Physician; late Thang) , , n Ming) noodles ; wonton Shih Wu Pên Tshao Hui Tsuan (New Compilation of the Shih Jên (keeper of pigs) n Natural History of Foods; +) , shih ju (tea infusion, stony milk) Shih Wu Pên Tshao (Natural History of Foods; +) Shih Liao (Diet Therapy tradition) , , , Shih Liao Fang (Diet Therapy Prescriptions) Shih Wu Pên Tshao (Natural History of Foods; +) Shih Liao Pên Tshao (Pandects of Diet Therapy; +) ‒, , , , , , , Shih Yeh Thien I n dairy products ; fermented milk , , shih ying (solid swellings) goitre shih yu (petroleum) malt sugar ; mead ; medicated wines shih yu (soy sauce, i.e. sauce from shih) , , , , mung bean sprouts shih use , shih chih making shih yü (shad) n soybeans Shih Yüeh Chih Chiao (Conjunction in the Tenth Month) tea , , , , , vinegar Shillinglaw, C. A. n
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Shinodas Osamu (–) , n, n, n, n, shui hu (tea kettle) n, , , n, , n, , n, n, Shui Hu Chuan (novel; late Yüan to early Ming) n n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, shui o (water penance) , n, n, n, n, n, n, , , n, shui su (water perilla) n n, n, n, n, , n, n, n, shui ya (water sprout) n n, n, n, n, n, n, , n, shui yin (drawn pasta) , , , , n, n shui ying (movable swellings) shiokara (pickled fish) , , , , n shui-hua-mien (wet slippery noodles) shish kebab shün hua chha (scented flower tea) shitake Shun (legendary emperor of China) n shitogi (raw rice flour cake) n Shun Thien Fu Chi (Gazetteer of the Shun-Thien shoa ping (sesame bun) Prefecture; ) Short, T. (–) Shun Ti (Emperor; Yuan) shortening Shun-Yü, I (physician of Western Han) Shou Chhing Yang Lao Hsin Shu (New Handbook on Care shuo (ladle) of the Elderly; + and +) , Shuo Fu (Florilegium of Literature; +) n, dairy products n; milk drinking Shuo Wên Chieh Tzu (Analytical Dictionary of medicated wine Characters; +) , , , shih use chiang (soy, meat or fish paste) Shou I (Grand Veterinarian) n Chinese gooseberry Shou Shih Thung Khao (Compendium of Work Days; cooking methods , n, +) ferment chhü character ; ferment types shoyu ( Japanese soy sauce) fermented soybeans (shih) fermentation ‒ fish roe Japanese process (modern) fu (decayed) Japanese references goitre shrimp , , lo ( juice from milk) mock ‒, i (malt sugar) sauce (hsia yu) , n, mien ; ping ; pastries: erh ; kao ; tzu shu (broomcorn millet) , shu (Chinese yam) serving vessels shu (glutinous millet) tea ; tsu (pickle) ; yên shu (millet) vinegar ; wine making ‒, , shu (millet for wine) Shurtleff, W. & Aoyagi, A. , n, , , n, shu (panicum millet) n, , , n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, li making n, n, n, n shu (soybean) , , , sieve recipes for chiang Shu (Szechuan) tea shu an (tray for books) Sigerist, H. E. n shu chi (stool for books) sikhae (Korea) , , n shu chiang (fermented soy paste) Siler divaricatum shu chiao (Zanthoxylum) , silk shu chieh (oil-bearing vegetable) painting with oil , Shu Ching (Book of Documents; −th century) , , Silk Road (Central Asia) chhü discovery simmering see also braising turtle ‒ Simoons, F. J. n, , n, n vinegar Sinai desert n wine , ; medicated Singh, R. J. n Shu Hsi (writer; +rd century) Siniperca shu huang chiang (ripe yellow soy paste) Sinkiang n Shu Kingdom (Szechuan) distilleries (pot or Chinese type) shu mi (dehusked millet grain) Sino-British Science Cooperation Office (Chungking) shu mi (panicum millet) shu nieh (sprouted millet) n Situwan (Perak; Malaysia) n shu pei (over-dried) Sivin, N. n Shu Yuan Tsa Chi (Miscellanies from the Soy Garden six livestock (food animals for slaughter) , , +c.) n skewers , ‒, , Shuang Chhi Chi (Double Rivulets Collection; +) skirret n skull deformities Shui Ching Chu (Commentary on the Waterways Classic; slaughter, ritual , , +th century) , sleeping trough
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smartweed , , , , , process –, , flour ferment grinding soaked beans to give hsi chiang (puree) , spirit of ferment thu , filtering puree as is (cold extraction) , Smilex china heating the puree before filtration (hot extraction) Smith, B. , n, n , Smith, M. n, n prolonged heating n Smith, P. n, n selling by hawkers , smoking, fruits spontaneous coagulation n snails , , uncooked ‒, snake bite soy paste, fermented (chiang) , , ‒, n, remedy ; toxin extraction n ‒, , ‒ , , see also chiang Snapper, I. n, n anaerobic fermentation, early st stage seen in CMYS snout fish , ‒ snow aerobic fermentation, later st stage as in SSCY so mien (thread noodles; rope noodles) , , , chiang huang (chiang substrate) st stage product , n so ping (Chinese snacks) commodity value so ping (filamentous noodles) , , development so ping (rope pasta) , n, , herb and spice addition soba (buckwheat noodles) , inoculum sodium chloride see also salt method for making ‒ Soewitao, A. n moulded bean soil & goitre , , process for various types of chiang Solomon n raw yellow ; ripe yellow solve, crude salt addition , , somen (fine noodles) ‒ st and nd stage fermentations (flow diagram) , Son of Heaven, grains and meat served to Sonchus arvensis , taboos n; uses Songs of the South see Chhu Tzhu (Elegies of the Chhu wheat flour , State) soy protein sorghum n, , n coagulation n vinegar ; distilled wine n digestion sou (bad, mouldy) micelles , sou ping (water-based pasta) soy sauce, fermented (chiang yu) , , , , ‒ souchong tea n, n, boiler for soybean cooking soup , , condiment use ancient grand , , ; white (plain) cylindrical bamboo filter to collect sauce fish ; vegetable meat fermentation process –, flow diagram harmony st stage: making moulded beans or chiang substrate pasta , trays for surface culture of cooked beans serving dish , ; utensils ; ting nd second stage: incubation in brine to give soy texture ; thickening sauce sour taste , incubation urns – , sourdough , n Japanese shoyu , soured preserves prototypes – Southeast Asia siphoning off liquid , fermented fish products therapeutic use fish sauce preservative (chiang-lu method) Southern Sung tombs n soybeans , , , , , ‒, Kansu black southernwood congee , , , sowthistle , , , consumption Soxhlet extractor , cooked granules , , , soy see soy milk, soy paste, soy sauce and soybeans, cooking , , , n, fermented for shih , ; tempeh ; chiang ; soy sauce soy milk , , , , –, , cooking & boiling ‒, ‒, , cultivation , in West defoamer curd , , , ‒, , ‒ see tou-fu derivation , defatted meal ; dehulling , digestibility , ; flavour , ; palatability digestibility , , , , domestication ‒; economic crop
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soybeans, fermented (shih) , , , ‒, , , spinach n spirits, distilled – see also wine, distilled beriberi sponges for goitre treatment chiang process difference from shih spoons , , ‒ condiment use ; as relish styles , fungal growth , , spring onion , ‒, , , , , see also herb and spice addition , , n scallion hydrolysis , Squaliobarbus curriculus n, incubation jar , Ssu Khu Chhüan Shu (Complete Library of the Four moulded , , , Categories; +) n, n, n, n pharmaceutical use Ssu Min Yüeh Ling (Monthly Ordinances for the Four preparation method ‒, Peoples; +) , , , n, , , salty yen shih and bland tan shih , Allium species ; ginger ; peas ; taro soup n; taste chiang ; fermented soy paste tempeh , ‒, ‒ malt sugar preparation trade pasta cooking , wheat flour addition seed pounding ; flambeaux making soybeans , , , , , ‒, soy condiments ; sour condiments ; tsu black Ssu Shih Tsuan Yao (Important Rules for the Four congee , , , Seasons; late Thang) consumption chiang ; preparation , cooking: boiled gruel, tou chu; steamed granules tou hsi and fu fan , , , n, , malt sugar cooking for making pressing seeds for oil shih , ; tempeh ; chiang ; soy sauce shih preparation , , ‒ Ssu Wei (Four Taboos) n cultivation , in West Ssu-chhuan shên po-wu-kuan (on the Stone Murals of a curd , , , ‒, , ‒ see tou-fu Sung Tomb at Kuang-yuan, Szechuan; ) n defatted meal ; dehulling , , Ssu-chhuan shêng wên-wu khao-ku (on the Sung tomb at digestibility , , Luo-chhêng, Kuang-han County, Szechuan) domestication ‒; economic crop n flakes ; meal n Ssuma Chhien flatus production , , , , n stachyose , n flavour, beany Stachys aspera n food value ‒, ; nutritional value ‒ Stahel, G. n health hazards of eating ‒ starch keeping in the dark n amylase, in human saliva leaf soup sprouted grains (nieh) , , milling in water to give puree , , –, mould culltures (chhü) , , oil , n conversion to alcohol with chhü organisms –, commercialisation extraction , denaturation, gelatisation , source ; uses enzymatic hydrolysis to sugars i.e. saccharification oligosaccharides , , , –, , n, , production in China n, pasta making , protein toxin inactivation n, preparation ‒ recipes uses n rotary quern starch substrate , ‒ , , see also rice sprouts ‒, pickled fish cha , ; vegetables tsu food value salt pharmaceutical ‒ state dinners status, change from Han to Thang in statins ‒ tea flavouring n Staudenmaier, J. M. n whey , steam, distillation , yellow curls from steamer , , , , , , , see also bean sprouts; protease, inhibitors; bamboo ‒, ; wood Spaghetti Museum, Pontedassio, Imperia, Italy bronze , ‒ derivation of still sparrow , , , malt sugar making sparrow eyes packing materials Spence, J. n pottery , , , , , spices , , sesame seeds , , steam distillation tea processing
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steaming , ‒, , , ‒ sweet tooth oilseeds , , , , tea ; wines , , , , , ‒ pasta n su yu (vegetable oil) sesame seeds , suan (rocambole) , , tea , , , , , , , suan (sour) , , Steele, J. n, n suan chiang (soured water drained from boiled grain) steeping , , , ; steeped meat n Steinkraus, K. H. , n, n Suan Kung n stews n, suan lo (sour lo) serving dish , ; thickening suan tshai (soured preserves) stick, filial n suckling pig, hai thun still, bronze , sucrose from Shanghai Museum , , ‒, n Sudan, beer from Chin tomb ‒ suei (wild pear) from Chhu-Chou sugar see also malt sugar annular gutter , , , , , cane , , ‒, commercial production ‒ content of fruit n drain tube ; spout fermentation ‒ fermented mash fruit preservation n Hellenistic vase type ‒, , n hydrolysis from starch Chinese (Mongolian) pot type , –, , incubation traditional Szechuan saturation , ‒ stir-frying , , sugarcane , , n sesame seeds , , , sui chhin (wetland celery) ‒ tea leaves , , ‒, , , , , n Sui Chien Lu (Record of Second Encounters; +) Stockhardt, A. n Sui Hsi Chü Yin Shih Phu (Dietetics from the Random Stol, M. n Rest Studio; ) , , , , n stools , , Sui Jên (discoverer of fire) storage of fruits , ‒ sui ping (bone marrow pasta) , , stoup , , Sui Shih Kuang Chi (Expanded Records of the New Year stove Season; Southern Sung) charcoal ice n; la jou Eastern Han tombs in Sui-tê Sui Shu Ching Chi Chih (Bibliography to the History of tea processing the Sui) traditional n Sui Shu (History of the Sui Dynasty; + to +) n straw Sui Yuan Shih Tan (Recipes from the Sui Garden; +) insulation , , , , , , millet for fruit storage bean flower (tou hua or tou fu hu) ‒; bean sprouts oil processing , strawberry, Chinese chiang use , n, ; culinary sauces n sugared food preservation methods ‒ , n Streptococcus , n lu method ; sung strip, bamboo (in Thang tea processing) man-thou ; dumpling (tien-pu-ling) sturgeon , , , processed fruits n su (clotted cream; butter) , , , n soy condiments ; soy sauce adulteration tea ; tou fu , , preparation ‒ Sumerians use beer making , su (setaria millet) , , vinegar n Su Chao-Chhing n Sumiyoshi, Y. n Su Chin n sun, eclipse Su Ching (Su Kung) (editor of Hsin Hsiu Pên Tshao; +th sun (bamboo shoot) , , century) , , n Sun Chi , Su Hsüeh Shih Chi (Collected Works of Su Shun-Chhing; Sun Chung-En n + to +) n Sun, E. T. Z. & Sun, S. C. n, , n, n, n, Su I (writer; +th century) n, n, n, n, n Su Shih Shuo Luo (Collected Poems of Su Shih; c. ) Sun I-Jang n n, n, Sun Phu (Treatise on Bamboo Shoots; +) Su Shun-Chhing Sun Ssu-Mo (Thang physician, pharmacist) , Su Shih (Tung-Pho, poet–scholar of Northern Sung; ‒, + to +) n, n, n, , n, , , beriberi , , , , , n, n goitre
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Sun Wen-Chhi n, n, , n, n ta kuei (giant turtle) Sun Yin-Hsing (writer; th century) ta ma yu (hemp oil) Sun Ying-Chhüan n ta mai (greater wheat; barley) , , , sun yu (bamboo shoot sauce) n ta mai chiang (barley chiang) sunflower ta man hu (flat bread?) oil ‒ ta suan (garlic) ‒, n, sung (finely shredded meat or fish) ‒ Ta Tai Li Chi (Record of Rites of Tai the Elder; + to Sung Chüeh (Ming Dynasty) +) ‒ sung chün (pine mushrooms) ta tao (Great Truth) Sung Hsü (writer; c. +) ta tou (soybean) n sung (oil-bearing vegetable) ta tou huang chüan (yellow curls from the great bean; soy- Sung Po-Jen (Sung writer) n bean sprouts) , , , Sung Shih (History of the Sung) n ta tsao (great jujube) n Sung Shih Tsun Shêng (Sung Family Guide to Cultivation Ta Tsao Phu (Monograph on Jujubes; Yuan dynasty) of Life; +) , , n, , red ferment ta tshung (spring onion) vinegar recipes , n ta tu (powerful action) tea , n Ta Yü (Emperor; founder of Hsia dynasty) , Sung Tzu-An (writer; +th century) Ta-hu-thing (Mi-hsien) Sung Ying-Hsin (author of Thien Kung Khai Wu; th Eastern Han mural , ‒, ‒ century) , , , n, , engraved stone slab , Sung Yü-Kho n equipment in modern China , Sung-Chhi (Fukine) Tomb No. , , Sung-lo or Sing-lo (Anhui), green tea country , , Ta-kua-liang tomb, Eastern Han (Sui-Tê county, Northern Shansi) , sunshine Ta-pho-na tomb (Tali, Yunnan; c. −) Suparmo n Ta-wên-khou excavations Sus scrofa domestica Ta-Yüan (Ferghana) Swan-like Yellow Bean Sprout see Ngo Huang Tou Shêng table Swann, N. L. n low , Swatow, fish sauce Tachi, H. n, n, n sweet liquor , , tagliatele press sweet potato n, n, , tai (sour condiments) sweet rush Tai Fan-Chin n, n sweet tangle , Tai Shêng (compiler of Li Chi, Western Han period) sweet taste , sweeteners , Tai Ying-Hsin sweetmeats, honeyed Tai Yün n swellings , Tai Yung-Hsia n swordbill fish Taipei (Taiwan) , syrup ‒ Taiping Rebellion n Szechuan , , Taiwan , brick murals ‒ Chi-I tea brick tea n; tea cakes n; tea use , , fish sauce distilleries kung fu tea phao tshai sung, shredded meat or fish n Szechuan Provincial Museum (Chengtu) n tea processing n Szu Chi Yen (Superindendant of Stools and Mats) wine-making ‒, , , from rice n Szuma Chhien Takei Emiko n, n, , n Tale of Genji (Heian period) Ta Chao (Great Summons) n, n, ‒, Tali (Yunnan) ta chhü (great ferment) tallow, meat flavours ta chiao (great leaven) ‒ tallow tree , , ta huang (Rheum officinale) oil yield ta huang tou (soybean) tamari ( Japanese shih yu) , ta kêng (grand soup) Tamba no Yasuyori (author of I Hsin Fang) ta khu (great bitter) tan (bamboo container) , , Ta Kuan Chha Lun (Imperial Tea Book; +) , , Tan Chhi Pu I (Backup Notions from the Elixir Book) drying tea ‒ picking tea tan chhü (red ferment) preparation of tea drink Tan Fang Hsü Chih (Indispensable Knowledge of the pressing tea n Chymical Elaboratory; +)
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Tan Hsien-Chin n chemical constituents ‒, , Tang Lang n Chiang-hsi-wu (Kiangsi dark) tan shên wine , chrysanthemum tan shih see soybean, fermented coarse, loose & powdered Tan Tu-Kho colour Tanaka Seiichi , n, n, , , n, n, commodity value n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, compressed, for Tibetans & pastoral peoples – n, n, n, n, n, n, n congee , , , Tanaka Tan n, n, n, n, n, n, n Congu n, , n, ; rose tandoor (oven) n, n, n, n consumption , tang fu (soybean curd, Japanese) cooling stir-fried leaves tangerine , see also oranges cultivation peel n; tea cup , Tangshan (Hopei) dark n, ‒, Tannahill, R. n, n, n, n, n, n, decaffeinated n, n, n drinking , , tannin see polyphenols drying , ‒, , tao (rice) , n, , by heat ; in India tao chha (pounding tea) essential oils , , Tao Tê Ching (Canon of the Virtue of the Tao; −th etymology ‒, , century) , , , n European trade ; exports ; foreign buyers tao tou (broad bean) Tao Tsang (Taoist Patrology; + onwards) , fermentation, enzymatic oxidation –, , tapeh (fermented congee of Indonesia) n firing (stir-frying) or heat inactivation taro ‒, flavour ; flavourings n, , , taucheo or taucho (fermented soyfood in Indonesia) fluoride content taxation, grape wine from parched grain tea , , , ‒, ‒, ‒, gardens antidote to toxins ; aroma grading , art of drinking green , , , , n, , Assam, wild trees , n unfermented n; chemical components bamboo basket , , exports , , barter n kung fu making black , , n, , , pharmacological effects chemical components preparing drink –; drinking exports ; red tea exports ; Indian exports process ; processing ‒, , ; reprocessing generic name for fermented teas scented manufacture ‒; processing n, n varieties n maritime trade , , , , , , growing areas, Fukien scented harvesting , n varieties n implements ‒, Bohea , , n, n, n time ‒ trade health effects ‒, , ‒ boiling Hyson n, n bowl , , , infusion , ; kung fu brick insignia template , , brokers , ; buying international influence brunch, Cantonese ( yin chha or yum chha) Japanese ceremony Buddhism kettle , , with butter labour force n, n, café or house , ; iced mei flower wine served in ladle loose ‒, , ‒, , , , caffeine , ‒ preparation of drink cake , , , , processing , baking Lung-ching , compressed ( ping chha, phien chha) medicinal use , , , , ‒, infusion preparation ‒ medium bud Thang –; Sung ‒ mill, stone for grinding cake tea waxed mixed with plant products n cancer protection moulding , , , , cardiovascular protection mouth cleansing after meals n
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oolong , ‒, , , use of fresh leaves semi-fermented , ; catechin level utensils , , , , drinking ; kung fu making votaries exports , ; early Indian production water , , process ; processing , whisk origins , white ‒; process pan for heating , ; panning wild trees n pharmacological effects wilting , , , ; withering phu n; phu-erh n, n, India picking ‒, , Wu-I , , , , , piling Yang-Hsien , plant ; plantations , yellow , ‒ popularity process pot see also polyphenols; tea seed oil pounding , , , Tea Books , , powdered Tea Sage n preparation , , ‒, , ‒ tea seed oil , , pressing , , , , poison n processing , – teapot during Thang ‒; Sung cake teas – technology n loose tea during & Ming –; oolog tea dissemination ‒ –; red tea as black tea of maritime trade to West – evolutionary model for development primary & secondary processing n; raw and food processing ‒, ‒ refined evolution ‒ production, annual n instruments purple shoot n, sharing red , , n, , ‒, , n understanding catechins teeth, retarded emergence commercialisation ; replacement of black tea Tei Daisei n ; consumption tempeh , ‒, ‒ exported as black tea , ; Indian exports connection to China process ; processing , , ; temperature, fruit storage reprocessing Temple, R. K. G. n trade names tench , , roasting , ‒ têng (pottery shallow bowl) rolling , , , , Têng Kuang-Ming n by foot , Têng Tao-Hsieh (Ming Dynasty) n by hand , , n, , Teramoto, Y. n, n, n scented ‒, Teubner, C., Rizzi, S. & Tan, L. L. n serving to guests textile desizing n seven necessities of daily living texture of food sleep effects , , , , ‒, ; tha (couch bed) , , meditation thai chha shu (tea trees) n small bud , n thai kêng (grand soup) ; thai ku chih kêng (ancient grand Souchong n, n, soup) sparrow tongue leaf Thai Phing Huan Yu Chi (Geographical Record of the spread through China Thai-Phing Reign Period; +–) n, steaming , , , , , , , conquest of Kao-chhang (+) stimulant effect food storage wells ‒ stir-frying , , ‒, , , , , n grape wine ; herbal ferment storage ice n; tea n, n, sun-drying , , , , n treasure wells ‒ tooth decay , Thai Phing Hui Ming Ho Chi Chü Fang (Standard trade Formularies of the People’s Pharmacy in the maritime , , , , Thai-Phing reign-period; +) n with Tibet Thai Phing Yü Lan (Emperor’s Daily Readings; +) tribute , n, , , , n, n, abolition death of Emperor Chih-ti n insignia , , gluten ; tea to Emperor’s court Thai Phing Yü Lan: Yin-shih Pu (Food and Drink Sections Twankay n of the TPYL)
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thai tshai (tea) n thiao (long fish) , Thai Yu Ji Chi (Diary of Travels in Taiwan; ) n thiao kêng (spoon) Thai-hsi (Honan) , , Thiao Ting Chi (Harmonious Cauldron; + to ) Thai-hsi winery (Chengchou) n , n, n, , Thai-shan (Mount Tai) cha , ; chiang , n; preservation Thai-yuan (Shansi) , , , food preservation methods ‒ , ; fruits Thailand steeped in water fermented salted fish , gluten ; ham ; tsao-preserved crab fermented soyfoods honeyed and sugared fruits ‒n; orange storage fish sauce , ; rice noodles than (fermented meat or fish sauce) –, , , kan pi wêng tshai ; lu method ; man-thou , salting of vegetables Than Chhi-Kuang n, soy condiments ; soy sauce than hai ( juice of meat) n vinegar recipes , n Than Kung Hsia n Thieh Wei Shan Tshung Than (Collected Conversations at Than Yao-Hui n Iron Fence Mountain; +) Than-yang (Fukien) , n Thien Hsi (writer; +–) n thang (broth) Thien I-Hêng (writer; +th century) , , , thang (cane sugar) , ‒ , n, thang (malt sugar) , , , thien kua (musk melon) thang (sugared) Thien Kung Khai Wu (Exploitation of the Works of thang fu (bean curd, Japan) Nature; +) , , , n Thang Huan n malt sugar Thang Kên n oilseed processing n, , , ‒ Thang kuo (Chinese snacks) red ferment preparation ‒ Thang Lan n, n, n, n, n rice grinding , Thang Lei Han (Thang Compendium; +) n wine making , , ‒ thang mi kuo shih (sugar and honey treated fruits) n thien lo (sweet lo) thang ping (pasta soup) , , , , thien men tung wine boiled ; lily pasta ; precursor of noodles thien mi (sweet steamed rice) ; wonton thien mien chiang (sweet wheat chiang) , , thang pu (bean curd) thien suan yü (sweet and sour fish) Thang Shih San Pai Shou (Three Hundred Thang Poems; Thien-hu-tshun (Honan) +) n, n thung ma chiu (mare’s milk-wine) Thang Shu (History of the Thang) , n tho (noodle) , n Thang Suan Phu (Monograph on Cane Sugar; +) Thorpe, N. n, n Thou Huang Tsa Lu (Miscellaneous Jottings far from Thang tombs Home; +) n, Han Sen Tsai (Sian) thou ju (adding charges in fermentation process) n Ho Chia Chhun (Sian) thu (bitter herb; bitter vegetable) ‒, , Turfan (Sinkiang) , thu (radish) ; thu (smartweed) n, thang tshui mei (sugared crispy apricots) n thu (sowthistle) , , n, Thang Yü Lin (Forest of Mini-Discourses; Northern thu (tea) , n, , ‒, , Sung) n Thu Lung (writer; +th century) , , , n Thang Yü-Lin n, n Thu Pên-Tsun (th century) , Thang Yün Chêng (Thang Rhyming Sounds; +) Thu Ssu-Hua n thu su wine , ‘Thanks to Imperial Censor Mêng for his Gift of thu tshai (bitter vegetable) Freshly Picked Tea’ (poem; +) thu tshao (bitter herb) thao (peach) , thuan hua pi lo (mushroom pilaff ) Thao Chên-Kang , n thun phi ping (suckling pig skin) n, ‒ Thao Hung-Ching (c. +) n, , , n, , thung (milk) n, n thung chhing mo (copper carbonate) vision Thung Chih (Historical Collections; +) Thao Ku (writer; +th century) , , n Thung Chün Yao Lu (Master Thung’s Herbal; Han) Thao Wên-Thai , , n, n, , , n, Thung region, tea n, n Thung Su Pien (Origin of Common Expressions; +) Thea bohea , n; Thea viridis , n theaflavins , , ; thearubigins , , thung tree , , thi an (whey) thung yu (tung oil) , thi-hu (clarified butter) n, , Thung Yüeh (Contract with a Servant; −) , , thiamin deficiency
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tea drinking , tou (shallow bowl) , , n tea processing n, tou chiang , , , , , ‒ see soy milk Thung-mu-tshun (Wu-I region) n tou chu (bean congee) , , , thyroid gland , ‒ tou fan (cooked or steamed bean granules) , , myxoedema therapy , see also goitre tou fu (soybean curd) , , , –, , –, thyroxine ti fu tzu (Belvedere cypress seeds) archaeological evidence ‒; process as ti huang (rehmannia) n, described in Han tomb at Ta-hu-thing ‒ wine , brain (tou nao) or flower (tou hua) , ti i tshao (lichens) Buddhist monasteries, Japan ti lu (condensing drops; distillate) coagulation of soy milk with bittern, alum or vinegar ti tsieh (Polygonatum odoratum?) ti-li (ground chestnut) with calcium sulphate , Tibet development –, , , , cake tea imports calcium, as source of Chinese plum Chinese-style, pressed tea with butter comparison with cheese ‒ tien chha (making tea) , deep fried , , ; frozen , ; smoked tien chiang (coagulating soy milk) , , ; skin , , , ; honey tien-hsin (dots of heart’s desire) or dimsum soaked Tientsin n development , , tiger-bone wine dishes ; hibiscus ; a la Su Tung-Pho tilt-hammer , see also trip hammer drying , , time measurement n effect of heating of soy milk on coagulation n ting (cauldron) , , , , fermented , , , , ‒, , serving dish , , , organisms Ting Wang-Phing n mock chicken, fish and shrimp dishes ting-pien-hu n of the Mount of Eight Venerables tien pu ling (dumpling) nutrient composition To Celia (poem) n origin ‒, ‒, , ‒ To Chhing (tossing the leaves) pressed , , To Nêng Phi Shih (Routine Chores Made Easy; +) pressing n, , –, n, ‒, n, , n, processing ‒; products derived from –, cha ; chiang ‒, , , n orange storage ; honeyed and sugared fruits proto , ‒ n skin , , , , pasta n; noodles n technology transmission to Japan – sausages traditional process for making –, , ‒ shih recipe ; soy condiments use in Chinese cuisine ‒ tea n, ; scented use of term tsao-preserved crab n; yên n tou fu chiang (soy milk before coagulation) , Toda, M. n tou fu fu (deep fried stinky dewatered tou fu) Todaiji Shosoin documents (+–) n tou fu hua (soft bean curd) , , ‒ toddy n, Siamese tou fu i (bean curd skin) tofu no misozukè (tofu pickled in miso) tou fu ju (fermented bean curd) tomato sauce (& spaghetti) see also fu ju tombs tou fu kan (blocks of tou fu simmered in soy sauce; dried Chiang-hsi shêng po-wu-kuan (Eastern-Wu) n tou fu) n, , , Chin (Chhêng-teh, Hopei) ‒, tou fu nao (soft bean curd) , , of Later Han, Wei and Chin n tou fu phao (deep fried tou fu; tou fu puff ) , , Marquis of I (Sui-Hsien, Hupei) tou fu phi (bean curd skin) , , , , paintings at Chia-yü-kuan (Wei-Chin period) tou hua (freshyl coagulated bean curd) , ‒ Southern Sung n, tou huang (yellow coated, i.e. moulded bean) , Ta-hu-thing (Mi-hsien) , , Tou Kêng Fu (Ode to the Soybean Stew; c. +rd century) Ta-pho-na n see also Han dynasty tombs; Thang tombs Tou Lu Tzu Jou Chuan (Biography of Jou the son of Tou tooth decay, tea , Lu; th century) torches see also flambeaux tou pan chiang (broad bean paste) n tortoise ; Tortoise Keeper n tou ping (bean cake) Torula n tou shih (fermented soybeans, i.e. shih) n, , n tou (beans) tou ya (bean sprouts) ,
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tou yu (sauce from soybeans) , Tshao Chin n tou yu (soybean oil) Tshao Ching n, n tou yu (tamari i.e. shih yu) tshao chü (grass tangerine) n; tshao chü tzu (grass trace elements tangerine seeds) trachoma Tshao Fan (Ming Dynasty) n trade, maritime , , , , , tshao hao (prince’s feather) trans-retinol deficiency Tshao Hsüeh-Chhin n Trapa bicornis , ; Trapa natans tshao lung chu (grass dragon pearl grape) trays , Tshao Lung-Kung n bamboo , , n, , , Tshao Mu Tzu (Herbs and Plants; +) n, treacle Tshao Phi (Emperor of Wei; c. +) , , treasure wells ‒ Tshao Thing-Tung (author of Chu Phu ) treaty ports () n Tshao Tshao (founder of Wei Kingdom) tree bark rope Tshao Yuan-Yu n, n, n, , n, n, , triglycerides n n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, Trionyx sinensis n trip hammer , , ‒, ; tri-hammers tshe mien (thin noodles) tripe, chhi pickles tsho (mincing) n Triticum turgidum , n, tshu (vinegar) , , , trough , tshu mi (sour steamed rice) roller mill tshuan (poaching) , sleeping, for oil tshuan (stove) starch preparation Tshui Chih-Thi (prescriptions c. +) trypsin inhibitor Tshui Hao (scholar and prime minister in early Tsa Liao Fang (Miscellaneous Prescriptions; −) Northern Wei Dynasty) , tsamba (paste or porridge) n, tshui lü mien (silken green noodles) Tsan Ning (monk; th century) Tshui Shih Ching (Madam Tshui’s Food Canon) Tsan Wei-Lien n tshung (spring onion) , ‒, , Tsan Yin (author of Shih I Hsin Chien) Tshung Hsün Chhi Yü (Didactic Notes; +) tsang (preservation) Tsi I (Grand Physician for Internal Illnesses) n tsao (Chinese date, jujube) , ‒, Tsien Tsuen-Hsuin n, n, n tsao (coarse grain barley) Tsin Tsin Yu Wei Than (Talks about Tasty Viands; ) tsao (stove) , , , tsao (wine fermentation mash or residues) , , , Tsan Ning (monk; Sung) n , , , , tso (sour condiments) , preservative for meat, fish & vegetables , , Tso Chuan (Master Tso’s Commentaries on the Spring , , , n and Autumn Annals; − to −) , , , , tsao fu (dried jujube slices) n, tsao ju fu (tou-fu aged with a fermented mash) beriberi ; chhü ; medicated wine ; dining tse chhi (Euphorbia helioscopia?) furniture ; ice collection storage and use tsêng (steamer) , , , , ‒; wine making n; wine serving vessels , , ; Yellow Springs Tsêng Chhêng Li Chi Phu (Treatise on the Litchis of Tsou Hsüan (author of Shou Chhing Yang Lao Hsin Shu) Tsêng-Chhêng; +) Tsêng Tsung-Yeh , n, n, Tsou Shu-Wên n tshai (dishes, category of food) n, Tsou Yen (founder of Yin–Yang School of Philosophy) tshai (to gather) ; tshai (vegetables) , Tshai Ching-Feng n tsu (pickled vegetables) , , , , , n, Tshai Hsiang (governor of Fukien, Tea Commissioner; ‒, th century) , , , , , n lactic acid fermentation ; salting ‒ dried litchi tsu hsiao (tsu, as seasoning for meat) making tea (tien chha) ; scented teas tsu shun (purple shoot tea) n tea drying furnace ; Wu-I tea Tsu Thing (statesman; –th century) Tshai Thao (Writer; +th century) Tsui Kuei-Thu (Thang period) n, tshan (loose pasta) n, tsun (drink storage vessel) , , n, tshao (grasses) ; tshao (pan-fry) ; tshao (trough) tsun (rudd) , , Tsung Jen (official with pi fork) , Tshao Chen Chuan (Biography of Tshao Chen) n tsung tzu (rice dumpling) tshao chha (loose tea) n; tshao chha (rolling tea) tu (wild pear) tshao chhü (herbal ferment) , , , Tu Chhêng Chi Shêng (Wonders of the Capital Tshao Chih (poet, brother of Tshao Phi; +rd century) [Hangchou]; +) , n ‒, salty fermented soybean soup n
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Tu Fu (Thang poet) , , , , Ulmus campestris n; Ulmus macrocarpa n, n tu hêng (herb) Underhill, A. P. n, n Tu Khang or Shao Khang (Hsia ruler, preparer of Ung Kang-Sam alcoholic drinks) , Unschuld, P. U. n Tu Yu n urn n, , tuan (break in milk fermentation) cold storage of food , ; tea storage Tuan Wên-Chieh n fu ju making ; soy sauce making , ‒, ; Tuan Wu (Dragon Boat Festival) , malt sugar making ; vinegar , , tui (trip hammer) n sealing tumour uronic acids Tun Yuan Chu Shih (Resident of the Hidden Garden; Urumqi, Sinkiang Ming Dynasty) USDA Handbook Tun-huang (Kansu) Ushiyama Terui n tung (fish), chiang utensils Tung Chhu-Phing n, , n, n, n eating ; food serving , ‒, , Tung Chi (writer; +th century) , Han tombs , Tung Ching Mêng Hua Lu (Dreams of the Glories of the ice house well at Hsin-chêng ‒ Eastern Capital; +) , tea , , , , deep fried foods ; shih use ; salty shih soup n honey ; honeyed sweetmeats ; sugar ; Vaccinium macrocarpus ice selling Valla, F. n, n, n pasta , ‒, n; wonton Varicorhinus simus sausages n; hsi and fu ‒; soybean sprouts vats , Vavilov, N. I. ‒ Tung Cho Chuan (Biography of Tung Chuo) n veal Tung Hsi Shih Chha Lu (Tea in Chien-an; +) , vegetable garden , vegetable oil , , , Tung Hsiao-Chüan n vegetables ‒, , , ‒, , ‒, Tung Kuan Han Chi (Biography of Ming Kung) n food resources ; kêng ; mucilaginous , , Tung Ma (Prefect of Mare Milkers) oil-bearing tung oil , pickled n, , ‒, , ‒, , ‒, Tung Pho Tsa Chi n tung tou fu (frozen tou fu) , , preparation ; preserved Tung-Pho tou fu (tou fu á la Tung-Pho) , salting and pickling ‒, , Tung-Thing Chhun Sê (Spring Colours by the Tung-thing vitamin D n Lake; +th century) , , vegetarian diet n, n Tungting Lake n gluten use ‒, Tunhuang manuscript Vehling, J. D. n, n Turfan (Sinkiang) ‒ see also Kao-chhang Veith, I. n, , , n, , n conquest , Thang tomb , venison , , n, turnip, Chinese , , , vermicelli turnip seed oil , vessels see also jars; pots turtle ‒; giant ; water general’s helmet , , , n Twankay tea necessity ; for serving drinks , , ‒ Tyn, Myo Thant n for serving food ‒; wine n Typha latifolia Vettii, house of (Pompey) , Tze Lu (follower of Confucius) , viands , , Tzeng Mao-Chi n, n Vickery n, tzu (cooked food) ; tzu (rice and millet pastry) ‒ Vicia augustifolia (wild bean) tzu ( jars of wine) ; tzu (large chunks of meat) Vietnam tzu (meat process) n; tzu (steeped delicacy) ; tzu fermented salted fish , ‒; fermented (steeping) , soyfoods tzu jang (Nature’s Laws) fish sauce , ; tou fu tzu su (purple perilla) Vigna angularis n tzu wei (Campsis grandiflora?) Vigna calcaratus see also Phaseolus calcaratus Vigna faba n; Vigna mungo var. radiata udon (sliced noodles) , vine, kudzu , matrimony see also grape vine Ueda Seinosuke n, n, , n, n vinegar , , , –, Uigher (Turfan, Sinkiang) , , n alcohol concentration, effect of Ukers, W. H. , n, n, n, n, n, , ancient Egypt n; Sumerians n; China , , n, n, n, n, n, , n, fragrant hsiang tshu, well-temmpered lao chhên tshu, n, , n, , n, n, n, n, n Pao-nin tshu
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vinegar (cont.) Wamyo-ruizyushu (General Encyclopedic Dictionary of apricot , n; coat or film formation , Japanese language; +) , Wan Jên-Hsing n condiment use , n wan tou (peas) n discovery ; early history – Wan-hsien (Szechuan) incubation in , , ; with salt , Wang Chên (th century) , , , , , , medicated ; medicament use , oxidation of alcohol to acetic acid – Wang Chên Nung Shu (+) n, preparation from: barley ‒; clear wine ; oil press , unfiltered wine ; honey ; malt sugar ; Wang Chhung (writer; +st century) flavoured with lesser beans ‒; rice ; Wang Chi (early Thang writer) , n soghum, glutinous rice and wheat Wang Chi-Min & Wu Lien-Tê n saccharification , Wang Chih-Tsun n temperature control , Wang Chin (Thang writer) , n, , n use in making red ferment , ; pickling and Wang Cho (writer; +th century) salting of vegetables –; Wang Chu-Lou n tsu , ‒; suan tshai ; tou fu Wang, H. L. n, n, n, n, n, n, n, urn , , n water addition Wang Hai (predynastic ancestor of the Shang) vineyards see also grape vines Wang Han (Thang poet; +th century) , Virgil , n Wang Hao (th century) Visayas, fermented fish Wang Hsi (writer; th century) visceral enzymes , Wang Hsiang-Chin (th century) , n vision see also blindness Wang Hsüeh-Thai n clarifying Wang, I. , n loss , Wang Jên-Hsiang n, , n reduction after dusk Wang Jên-Hsing n, n, , n, n, , n, vitamin A requirement n vitamin A Wang Jih-Chên (writer; –) n, deficiency , Wang Khên-Thang (paediatrician; th century) , sources n
vitamin B1 Wang Khu (official of Kuangsi) anti-beriberi factor Wang Li-Chhi & Wang Chêng Min n, n, n deficiency Wang Ling n seed source Wang Lung-Hsüeh n yoghurt Wang Mang (father-in-law of the Chin Emperor Ai-ti)
vitamin B12 n vitamin C n Wang Mêng-Ou n, n, n, , , n vitamin D tsu deficiency Wang Sai-Shih n, n sources, sunshine Wang Shan-Tien , n, n, n, n, n, vegetables n n, n, n
vitamin D2 n, Wang Shih-Hsiung (author of Sui Hsi Chü Yin Shih Phu; vitamin D3 n, mid-th century) n, , , , n vitamins , n Wang Shih-Mou (Ming dynasty) bean sprouts Wang Shu-Ming viticulture Wang Su , Vitis thunbergii n Wang Thao (author of Wai Thai Mi Yao; +th century) Vitis vinifera , ‒ culture in West Wang Tsêng-Hsin Vogt, Kim n Wang Tshan (poet; +–) Wang Tshao Chha Shuo (Talks on Tea from the ‘Wang’ Wai, N. n Grass Pavilion; +) Wai Thai Mi Yao (Important Prescriptions from a Wang Tung-Fêng n Distant Post; +) , , Wang Wên-Tsê n goitre ‒; rickets ; soy sauce Wang, Y. Y. n Wai-Huang county (north-eastern Honan) Wang Yên (poet; +–) ‒ Waley, A. n, n, n, n, , n, n, n, Wang Yü-Hu n, , n, n n, , , n, n, n, n, n, n, , Wang Yü-Kang n, n n, n, n, n, n, n, n, n, Wang Yu-Phêng n, n, ‒ n Wang Yuan (Taoist holy man; +nd century) walking, lateness in children , Wang Yüeh-Chêng n
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Wang Yusheng Wên-ti (Han emperor) Wang Zhi-Yuan & Yang, C. S. n wêng (wide-mouthed jar for wine fermentations) , Wang-fu-hsia cave temples, Yu Lin Cave (+ to , +; Ansi, Kansu) West –, , , ; wine origin , water , , ‒, n, , , , , , , Chinese processed foods climate boiled , ; drinking ; tea making ff fungal contamination of food distilled goitre ; rickets foodstuff category of ancient China grain fermentation , , ‒, , ‒ frozen ; iced oilseed pressing , , , , , ‒ goitre association , , ; health ; safety rotary quern n saccharification perfumed soy foods ; soybean cultivation wine fermentation – use of ferment organisms steep , ; steeping vegetarianism n symbolic correlation see also America; ancient Egypt; Europe; Greece; water caltrop , , , Mesopotamia; Rome; tea, trade steeped in water wheat , , water chestnut cream of n water lily, root date of introduction in China n, water mallow , , digestibility water melon n durum n, n; emmer n, , , n water penance , ferment , , , , , ; yellow coat water pepper see smartweed water power fermented bran n water rushes five staple grains , , , water sprout of small bud tea n flour , , , , , water wheel , n components watercress pasta recipes , Watson, B. n, n, n, n, n, processing , , ‒, –, wedge press , ‒, , , sifting for pasta making development chiang making , , , –, n, rapeseed oil shih making wei (swordbill sturgeon; snoutfish) , , grinding & milling , , , , , , , wei (wild bean) , , n , n, , wei chhi (Chinese chess) n hulled type n wei chiang (miso) importance in Han dynasty Wei Chü-Yuan (writer; c. +) , kernel separation , wei chung or wei pi (beriberi) malting , Wei Shu (History of the Northern Wei; +) , meal ; heating –; paste n moulded Wei Ssu n northern China wei tiao (wilting of tea leaves) parching ; pastry frying ; roasted , , Wei Tshê (Record of the Wei State) n Wei Wang Tshao Mu Chih (Flora of the King of Wei; rotary quern , +) , sprouted , ; sprouting n, n, , Wei Yao (historian at court of Sun Hao, King of Wu; staple grain c. +) , , n starch preparation tea drinking stir-roasted , Weinhold, R. n varieties Welbourn, R. B. n vinegar wells see also dough; gluten ice house ‒ whey , ; soybean treasure ‒ whisk, tea , wên (warming wine) White, L. Jr. n Wên Chhing-Ming n Wilderness Colors of Tao Chi Wên (Duke of Chin) Wilhelm, R. n Wên (Emperor of Wei Dynasty) Willia Wên Liu Shih Chiu (A Question for Liu, No ) n William of Rubruck (traveller; c. +) Wên Lung (writer; th century) , , , , Williams, T. I. n n Wilson, H. n, n Wên Shu (Ming album painter; th century) Winarno, F. G. n
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wine (chiu) , , , , , , red , , ‒ a-la-chi , , making , alcohol content , , red ferment ‒ benefits ; importance ‒; overindulgence temperature control , n regular strength ; regulation , n bitter , ; bitter flavour rice , ; ritual ‒, , , , ; bone of ; sorghum n cassia ; chrysanthemum ; cinnamon ; seaweed steeping for goitre treatment coconut flower ; in cha making ; chiang Shao Hsing of Chekiang , making ; hai making superior ferment (shên chhü) ‒ chewing method of making , social life of Shang ; spring ‒; stability Chou ; clear ‒, cock crow , ; ‘cock crowing’ summer steeping herbs ; storage , , colour n; conversion to vinegar –; cooling technology, works on ‒ , therapeutic value ; ti huang , ; tiger-bone cups , decantation , , ; decanters traditional process ; types , distilled , , , , ‒ vessels for mortuary rituals n archaeological discoveries ‒, ‒, vinegar , – ‒ warding off evil spirits Chinese pot still for production ‒ water collection ‒, n development ‒, , ‒, , white ; yellow n, ‒, early evidence ‒ yeast , Han period yield , , Thang burnt wine , , , , see also fermentation, process; grape wine; tsao taste of Sung burnt wine ‒ Wine Superintendant , n catching fire Wine and Vingar Bureau, Yuan Government dregs, residues (tsao) , wine warmer, charcoal drug absorption ; drug vehicle winery attendant, accidental death ‒, ferment , , , , ; applications , Winfield, G. F. fermentation , –, winnowing early mediaeval period ‒ bamboo tray n late mediaeval/premodern period ‒ chiang process , residues residues , , shih process , , , , vessels , , ‒ winter melon , filtration , Wittwer, S. n, n fire-pressured, pasteurisation ; or by steaming wok, tea processing , , , ; cooking pot , n, ‒, , –, Wolfe, H. L. n flavouring , ; fragrant (ritual or medicated) wolf ’s bane , ; herbal ‒ women working in food preparation n frozen-out ; high-potency , won-ton (cloud swallowing) , , ‒, , fruit ; coconut milk n; jujubes , n; wood, symbolic correlation litchi n; nectar ; orange ; papaya Wood, E. n, n n; peach n; pears ; persimmon n; wood ear ‒, n, , pineapple n; plum n; water melon n Wood, F. n, n grape see grape wine Woodward, N. H. n honey , ‒; iced mei flower work station, opening up tea Hsin Fêng process of Southern Sung , , ‒ wort , n incubation with salt and vinegar Wu region (Kiangsu) n Job’s tear ; mung beans ; millet Wu Chao-Su n, n, medicament , , , , Wu Chhêng-Lo n, n, , n, n, n medicated , , ‒ wu chhi ( pickled meat or vegetables) grape juice addition Wu Chhi-Chhang n treatment of specific illnesses ‒ wu chiu (tallow tree) muddy ; mulberry-fall ; mutton , ‒ Wu Chi, Biography of n MWT Inventory ‒ wu chia phi (bark of Acanthopanax spinosum) , , ; mulled, warmed or heated , , ; origins, wine from cereals – Wu Chia-Khuo n in China –; in West – Wu Chih-Sung n preincubation step ; pressing wu ching (Chinese turnip; colza) , , , primordal , ; production ; protective Wu Ching-Tzu (writer of Ju Lin Wai Shih; + to ) quality control ‒ n
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Wu Chio-Nung , , , n Wu Ying-Ta (Chhing Dynasty) Wu Chün Chi (Gazetteer of the Wu Region; +) Wu Yüan (Origin of Things; +th century) Wu Chün Phu (Mushrooms in the Wu Region; +) wu-chou la chu fa (The Wu-chou Method for Curing Pork) Wu Hêng n Wu-hsi chhing-kung-yeh hsüeh-yuan (Technology of Wine wu hsiang (five spice) n Fermentation; ) n, n, n, n wu hsiang tou fu kan (tou fu cooked with five spices) , Wu-I chha (Wu-I tea) n ‒ Wu-I mountains (Fukien) , , Wu Hsien n, n see also tea, Wu-I Wu Hsien-Wên n Wu-I region (northwestern Fukien) , , , n Wu Hsing (Five Elements or Phases) n, , , black tea , Wu-ling prefecture Wu I Shan Chih (Gazetteer of the Wu-I Hills; ) n Wu-ti (Han emperor; −–) ‒ Wu I Tsa Chi (Random Notes on Wu-I; Ming) n Wu-yang (nr. Chengtu) Wu Jui (Yüan dynasty) n buying tea ; tea production wu ku (five grains) , n, , , , wu-yü (dark yam) Wu Lei Hsiang Kan Chi (On the Mutual Response of Wu-yüan (Kansu) Things according to their Categories; c. +) Wylie, A. , , Wu Li Hsiao Shih (Mini Encyclopedia of the Principle of Xanthium strumarium n, Things; +) ‒, n Xanthoxylum simulans tou fu making ; vegetarian diet n Xenocypris argentea Wu li (must of Wu) n xerophthalmia Wu Lien-Tê n Xi Zeong n Wu Lin (th century) Xing, R. & Tang, Y. n, n Wu Lin Chiu Shih (Institutions and Customs of the Old Xu, Y., Ho, C. T., Amin, S. G., Han, C. & Chung, F. L. Capital; +) , , n gluten and pasta selling ; honey ; hsi and fu ‒; mi chien ya chha (bud tea) ; ya mien (pressed noodle) , , sausages n; sugar wu lung (oolong; semi-fermented tea) , ya tou (bean sprouts) Wu Ma n ya tshai (mung bean sprouts) wu mei (dark dried apricot) ; wu mei ju (flesh of dark ya yu (pressing seeds for oil) mei fruit) ya yu chia (oil pressing houses ) wu mei thang (sugared dark apricots) n; wu mei tshu Ya-la-chi chiu fu (Ode to Araki Wine; +) (dark mei vinegar) n yam, Chinese , , n Wu Shih Chung Khuei Lu (Madam Wu’s recipe book; yam flour noodles , , Southern Sung) , n, , n, – Yamanishi, T. n, n, n, n, n, n, author n; cha , ; chiang ; – n food preservation methods ‒ , Yamasaki Hiyachi n fu and cha ; kan pi wêng tshai , ; lu n, yan (goose) noodles ; salting of vegetables ; shih recipes Yan, Y. S. n yang (sheep) , ‒ soy condiments ; soy sauce , Yang Ching-Shêng n Wu Shih Erh Ping Fang (Prescriptions for Fifty-two Yang, E. F. n Ailments; c. −) , , , Yang, G. n cooking methods , , , , ; beggar’s chicken Yang Hsiao Lu (Guide to Nurturing Life; +) , , , , n, , , , fermented soy paste ; gruel ; honey ; food preservation methods ‒ , n medicaments honeyed and sugared fruits n soy sauce , ; soybeans , n; vinegar kan pi wêng tshai ; lu method ; milk products , Wu Shih (Ming writer) n salting of vegetables ; soy condiments Wu Shih Pên Tshao (Wu’s Pharmaceutical Natural soy sauce , History; c. +) ; shih use sung ; tou fu , ; tsao-preserved crab Wu Shih-Chhi n vinegar recipes ‒ Wu Tê-To , , n, , , n, , , n, Yang I (Grand Physician for External Illnesses) n n, Yang Lao Fêng Chhing Shu (New Handbook on Care of the wu thou (Aconitum fischeri; wolf’s bane) , n, Elderly; +) wu tui (piling of tea) Yang Ling-Ling n Wu Tzu-Mu (writer; +th century) , yang mei (Chinese strawberry) wu wei (five flavours) ; wu yao (drug) Yang Phu (Szechuan) n,
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Yang Shêng Fang (Prescriptions for Nurturing Life; early yellow coat (huang i) n, , , , , , Thang) , n bean , , ; wheat Yang Sheng Lun (Discourse on Nurturing Life; c. +) yellow jaw fish Yellow River, water collection n Yang Shih-Chhang (Taoist priest; +th century) yellow sparrow, cha Yang Shu-Ai , Yellow Springs Yang Ssu (killed by steaming wine) ‒, yen (bamboo mats) ; yen (oil cloth) Yang Tao-Jen (physician; th century) , yên (incubation in salt) , , ; yen (salt) yang thao (Chinese gooseberry) yen (mud fish) , ; yên (steamer) , , , , Yang Wan-Li (writer; +–) , , yen (thyroid gland) Yang Wên-Chhi , n, n yen chha (rolling tea) Yang Ya-Chhang n, n yên chhü (covered ferment) Yang Yeh yen chih (salt and incubate) Yang Yü Ching (Manual of Fish Culture; Ming Dynasty) Yen Chih-Tui n, Yen Fan Lu n Yang Yung-Tao (c. +) yen hsin (fermented salted fish) Yang-chou shih po-wu-kuan (Chhieh-mo-shu Western Yen Jên (Salt Administrator) Han Tomb at Yangchou; ) n yên ju (salted meat) , Yang-Hsien tea yen lu (bittern) , Yang-shao culture (− to −) , , yen shih (salty fermented soybean product) Yang-sheng pu (Section on Nourishing Life of Sung Shih making ‒, , , Tsun Shêng) n yen shih thang (soup of salty fermented soybeans) n Yang-Shêng-Fang (Manual for Nurturing Vitality; −) Yen Shih-Ku (writer; th century) ‒, , n, Yang-ti (Sui Emperor) n yên tshai (salted vegetable) , , Yangchou tsao melon n Yen Tshan n Yangtze region , n, Yen Tzu (Chou Philosopher) Chinese apricot growing Yen Tzu Chhun Chhiu (Master Yen’s Spring and Autumn fish ; wetlands ; Grand Canal Annals; −th century) , Yangtze River n Yen Wên-Ming n yao (to gently cook in hot meat or vegetable soup) yên yü (fermented salted fish) n, , , , Yao Chih-Han (artist; Chhing) Yen Yung-Ho (writer; +th century) Yao Chiu Yên Fang Hsüan () Yenching (Peking) regulation wine n Yao Kung (physician; Chou to Wei dynasties) Yenching sui shih chi (New Year Foods in Peking) n Yao (legendary emperor of China) n yew nuts Yao Sêng-Yuan (physician; +th century) n yin (drink) ; yin chha (drinking tea) Yao Yüeh-Ming n Yin Chuan Fu Shih Chien (Compendium of Food and yeast n, n, ‒, , Drink; +) , , n, n, , n, alcohol production ; beer making , , , n, , dairy products ; dried meat and fish ancient Egypt n, n food preservation methods ‒ , n, contamination of malted flour grape wine making ; lu ; mead ; milk dough, contamination , starter n & drinking leavening noodles ; red ferment ; salting of vegetables fermented soyfoods n grape wine ; inoculum ; leaven n shih recipe ; soy sauce ; soybean sprouts harvesting from must ; propogation of red tea n; tou fu ; yeast use in chhü ( ferment) , , n, ; with red ferment Yin Hai Ching Wei (Essentials of the Silver Sea; Sung) mead ; residues in pottery vessels yin ku (Xenocypris argentea) sensitivity to alcohol Yin people, wine for sacrificial ceremonies sprouted grain (nieh) contamination , Yin Shan Chêng Yao (Principles of Correct Diet; +)
use in China ; vitamin D2 ; wild , ; n, , , , , , wine & beer fermentations , , ‒, a-la-chi wine , , , yeh chha (leaf or loose tea) , n beriberi ‒; goitre Yeh Chung Chi (Record of the Yeh region; c. +th century) dairy products ; malt sugar grape wine ; medicated wine Yeh Ting-Kuo n pasta, making ; origin of pasta n Yeh Tshai Po Lu (Comprehensive Account of Edible man-thou ; noodles , ; pao-tzu Wild Plants; +) , ‒ red ferment Yeh Tzu-Chhi (writer; +th century) tea n, yeh-ko (Gelsemium elegans) wine distillation ,
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Yin Shan Thai I (Grand Dietician) Yu shui (river originating near Wu-ling) yin shih (food and drink) Yu Tê-Tsun n Yin Shih Chih Wei Fang (+th century) yu thiao (deep fried crullers) , , , n Yin Shih Hsü Chi (Essentials of Food and Drink; +) yü thou chiang (fish head paste) , ‒, , , , yu tou fu (deep fried blocks of tou fu) , yin-shih (food and drink) yu tsa kui (deep fried crullers) Yin–Yang n, ; balance yu tshai (brassica) ying (bamboo basket) ; ying (goitre) Yü Ying-Shih n, n, n ying ching liu yeh (swelling at the neck) yü yüan so ping (rope pasta from the Chinese yam) Ying Shao (author of Fêng Su Thung I ) n Yü-chhan-yen (Hunan) n ying thao (Chinese cherry) , ‒ Yu-Yang Tsa Tsu (Miscellany of the Yu-Yang Mountain ying yü (indigenous grape) n cave; +) , yoghurt yüan (turtle) drink n, , , n Yuan Chieh (Thang poet) iced ; liquid Yüan Chien Lei Han (Mirror of the Infinite; +) n pastoral nomads Yüan chiu (Chou wine) slave of , Yüan Han-Chhing , n, , n, n, Yoke-harness Superintendent n Yuan Kho n Yokotsuka, T. n, n Yüan Kuo-Fan n, n Yong, F. M. & Wood, B. J. B. n Yuan Mei (author of Sui Yuan Shih Tan, gastronome of Yoryo Ritsuryo (+) n Chhing dynasty) , , n, , , , Yoshida, Shjui Yüan Shih (History of the Yuan; + to +) , n Yoshizawa R. n, , , n Yuang Hsuan-Chih yü (drying chamber) , Yuasa (Wakayama prefecture) yü (fish) , ; yü (taro) ‒ Yueh Lo (South China) yü (serving vessel) ‒, , Yueh Shi (writer; +th century) yu (drink storage vessel) , , , bronze ; Yüeh-Yang (Hunan) n yu (fermentation) Yule, H. n, n yu (oil) , ; yu (pomelo) ; yu (sauce) yum cha (tea brunch) , Yü Chêng n yün chiu (wine fermented with multiple batches of yü chhang (ritual wine with herbs) , substrate) yu chia (oil press) , , ‒ Yün Fêng n, n, n, n, n yü chiang (fish paste) , , ‒, Yün Lin Thang Yin Shih Chih Tu Chi (Dietary System of yü chiang chih ( juice from fermented fish paste) , n the Cloud Forest Studio; +) , , , yü chin tshao (Curcuma aromatica; herb) , , Yü Ching (Book of Taro; Ming dynasty) man-thou ; noodles n Yü Ching-Jang n, n, n, n, n soy condiments n; soy sauce making yü fou liang (pearly floating logs) yun thai (oil-bearing vegetable) Yü Guanying n Yün-mêng (Hupei province) , , , , Yu, H. n monographs yü hsi (dried fish) Yun-meng Suei-hu-ti Chhin-mu (Chhin Tomb at Yü Hsing-Wu n Shui-hu-tui, Yun-meng; ) n, n Yü Hsiu-Ling n, n yung (vats) Yü Hua-Chhing n Yung Thao (+th century) Yu Huan Chi Wên (Things Seen and Heard on Official Yung-Lo Ta Tien, I Hsüeh Chi (Great Collectanea of the Travel; +) Yung-Lo Region, Medical Section; +) n Yü Jên (Fishery Superintendent) n, , n Yunmeng hsien wên-wu (on a Chhin-Han Tomb at Yü Jên (Superintendant of Ritual Herbs) Shui-hu-ti, Yun-mêng, Hupei; ) , n yü jên (elm nuts) Yunnan, Phu-erh tea n, yü jên chiang (elm nut chiang) , Yünnan, sesame Yü Kêng (grand soup) Yu, King (Chou Dynasty) Zaccagnini, C. n Yu Lin frescoes (+ to +; Ansi, Kansu) Zagros Mountains (Iran) Yü Lin Khu (Kansu) Zanthoxylum , ; Zanthoxylum ailanthoides (pepper) Yü Lin Wai Shih (novel; th century) n Zee, A. n yü lu (fish sauce) , ‒, n, , ‒, n Zen Buddhism , ; Zen Temple Cuisine Yü Ming-Hsien Zhu, Y. n Yü Phin (Types of Edible Fish; Ming dynasty) Zingiber mioga , ; Zingiber officianale , yu ping (fried pasta) n zizania ; Zizania caduciflora n Yü Shih n Zizyphus jujuba , ; Zizyphus spinosa , n Yü Shih Phi (Imperial Food List; Southern Sung) ‒, Zohary, D. n, n, n Zohary, M. n
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