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Hunan Cuisine CaiMing Pinyin English 水煮牛肉 Shui Zhu Niu Rou Spicy Beef in Sichuan-style broth 萝卜焖牛腩 Luo Bo Men Niu Nan Braised Beef Brisket with radish 辣子鸡 La Zi Ji Chicken with spicy pepper 酸菜鱼 Suan Cai Yu Boiled Fish with Pickled Cabbage and Chili 土豆红烧肉 Tu Tou Hong Shao Rou Braised Potato and Pork 芥兰炒腊味 Jie Lan Chao La Wei Chinese Broccoli and Cured Pork 尖椒回锅肉 Jian Jiao Hui Guo Rou Double Cooked Pork with Bell Pepper 尖椒腊肉 Jian Jiao La Rou Cured Pork with Bell Pepper 红烧鱼块 Hong Shao Yu Kuai Braised Fish fillet 鲍汁杏鲍菇 Bao Zhi Xing Bao Gu Mushroom with Abalone juice 腐竹炒肉 Fu Zhu Chao Rou Sautéed pork with tofu sheets 青瓜炒肉片 Qing Gua Chao Rou Pian Sautéed Pork and Cucumber 雪里红肉沫 Xue Li Hong Rou Mo Bitter greens with Minced Pork 手撕包菜 Shou Si Bao Cai Shredded Cabbage (V) 韭菜炒蛋 Jiu Cai Chao Dan Sautéed chives with eggs (V) 麻婆豆腐 Ma Po Dou Fu Mapo Tofu (Stir-Fried Tofu in Hot Sauce) 清炒芥兰 Qing Chao Jie Lan Sautéed Chinese Broccoli (V) 扬州炒饭 Yang Zhou Chao Fan Yangzhou Fried Rice 椒盐排骨 Jiao Yan Pai Gu Salt and pepper Spareribs (pork) 糖醋排骨 Tang Cu Pai Gu Sweet and Sour Spareribs (pork) 水煮肉片 Shui Zhu Rou Pian Spicy Pork in Sichuan-style broth 冬菇滑鸡 Dong Gu Hua Ji Chicken with Mushroom 农家小炒肉 Nong Jia Xiao Chao Rou Sautéed Pork with Chili 香葱木耳炒肉 Xiang Cong Mu Er Chao Rou Sautéed Pork with mu’er black fungus 紫苏豆角炒茄子 Zi Su Dou Jiao Chao Qie Zi Eggplant with Greens and Long Beans (V) 家常豆腐 Jia Chang Dou Fu Sautéed Tofu 西芹炒肉片 Xi Qin Chao Rou Stir-fried Pork Slices with Celery Sautéed Pork Slices with Chinese Flowering 菜心炒肉片 Cai Xin Chao Rou Pian Cabbage 酸辣土豆丝 Suan La Tu Dou Si Sour and Spicy Shredded Potatoes (V) 番茄炒蛋 Fan Qie Chao Dan Tomato and Scrambled Egg (V) 蒜蓉菜心 Suan Rong Cai Xin Greens with minced garlic (V) 清炒上海青 Qing Chao Shang Hai Qing Fried Mini Bok Choy (V) 三丝炒米粉（面） San Si Chao (Mifen/Mian) Stir-Fried Noodles (rice or wheat) .

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