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Sichuan
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Kung Pao Chicken
Tender chicken tossed with roasted peanuts, dried chilies, and a glossy, numbing-spicy sauce. A Sichuan icon reinvented for your kitchen.
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Tender chicken tossed with roasted peanuts, dried chilies, and a glossy, numbing-spicy sauce. A Sichuan icon reinvented for your kitchen.
Get Recipe →Silken tofu submerged in a trembling, fiery sauce of doubanjiang and ground pork. Bold. Numbing. Unforgettable.
Get Recipe →Crispy pork medallions glazed in a vibrant tangy-sweet sauce with peppers and pineapple. The Cantonese classic, done properly.
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Explore the WikiBold, numbing, and fiery. Defined by Sichuan peppercorn and doubanjiang.
Fresh, delicate flavours. Masters of steaming, stir-frying, and dim sum.
Pure heat and sour tang. More straightforwardly spicy than Sichuan.
Refined and subtly sweet. Known for red-braised meats and delicate soups.