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Duck Blood Soup
In Nanjing you can taste the Chinese Huaiyang Cuisine and various local snacks. Special foods here include sausage, xiangdu (stuffed pork cyst), salty duck, small rosy peanut and Yuhua tea. These foods can all be purchased in some big supermarkets. The street in front of Confucius Temple is also a good spot to try and buy these local foods.
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[ Duck blood ]
Why Duck Blood?
The name of this dish may sound odd to foreigners who might wonder how the blood and soup is combined. Actually Chinese people do eat the blood of duck, goose and chicken but in a unique way. They collect the blood of a freshly killed duck or goose and stir, then seal and refrigerate until ready to use. The result is blood cakes. The soup is seasoned with salt, pepper, and subtly spicy undertones. Simmer gently for several minutes and serve with eggs, noodles and caraway. This food is the top of all travelers' recommendations.
[ Duck blood rice noodles ]
[ Duck blood hot pot ]
Duck Blood is also used a lot in hot pot.
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