
Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup
Taiwan's national dish — a rich, spiced beef broth with tender braised beef shank and springy wheat noodles, perfumed with doubanjiang, star anise and soy.
쇠고기 국수, 파전, 취두부 — 대담한 길거리 음식과 편안한 요리.
대만 요리는 섬 식료품 저장실에 이민의 물결을 겹칩니다. Fujian의 Hokkien 정착민은 굴 오믈렛과 밥 위에 돼지고기 조림(lu rou fan)을 가져왔습니다. Hakka 공동체는 알뜰한 볶음 요리와 보존된 겨자잎을 기부했습니다. 50년간의 일본 통치로 인해 튀김 스타일의 티엔불라, 도시락 문화, 생선회 수준의 해산물 맛이 남았습니다. 1949년 이후 본토에 도착하는 사람들이 쓰촨, 상하이 및 북부 밀 전통을 추가했습니다. 이것이 바로 국가 요리인 쇠고기 국수 수프가 쓰촨 고추장과 현지 끓이는 습관을 융합한 방식입니다.
요리의 중심은 야시장이다. 타이베이 스린 시장이나 타이난 가든 시장의 노점에서는 냄새나는 두부, 구아바오(찐 빵에 삼겹살 조림), 굴 당면, 탄두르 같은 오븐 벽에 기대어 구운 고추 빵이 나옵니다. 풍미는 불타기보다는 부드럽게 달콤하고 향긋합니다. 간장, 막걸리, 암설탕, 튀긴 샬롯, 흰 후추가 대부분의 작업을 수행하며 바질과 마늘이 3컵 닭고기(산베이지)와 같은 요리를 마무리합니다.
가정 요리사는 밥솥(주로 상징적인 Tatung 브랜드)을 중심으로 밥을 짓고 밥을 찌는 동시에 조림도 함께 끓입니다. 일반적인 저녁 식사는 쌀밥과 서너 가지 작은 요리로 구성됩니다. 콩으로 삶은 고기, 마늘과 함께 볶은 물 시금치, 간단한 수프, 차가운 피클 등이 포함됩니다. 계란, 두부, 김을 넣고 끓이는 명장 루웨이는 한 냄비에 양념장 한 그릇으로 일주일간 반찬에 양념을 가미한다.
루 루 팬
간장, 막걸리, 튀긴 샬롯, 다섯 가지 향신료를 넣고 끓인 다진 삼겹살을 밥 위에 얹은 대만의 대표적인 편안한 요리입니다.
쇠고기 국수 수프
쇠고기 정강이 조림, 두반장 고추장, 겨자잎 절임으로 만든 깊은 국물에 밀면을 넣어 전후 타이베이의 맛을 완성했습니다.
야시장 스낵
굴 오믈렛, 고추 빵, 취두부, 구아바오와 같은 샤오치(소량 식사)는 대만 사람들이 실제로 외식하는 방식을 정의합니다.
3컵 요리
산베이 요리는 닭고기나 오징어를 간장, 막걸리, 참기름과 같은 비율로 넣고 바질 잎으로 마무리합니다.
튀긴 샬롯 & 백후추
바삭하게 튀긴 샬롯과 갈은 백후추는 거의 모든 조림, 수프, 쌀 요리의 배경 양념입니다.
마스터 스톡 브레이징(Lu Wei)
재사용 가능한 간장 조림 액체는 계란, 두부, 다시마, 내장의 맛을 내며 사용할 때마다 더욱 복잡해집니다.
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대만은 냄새나는 두부, 구아바오, 굴 오믈렛, 후추 빵 등 야시장 길거리 음식과 쇠고기 국수 수프, 루루판(돼지고기 조림), 1980년대 대만에서 발명된 버블티(타이중과 타이난의 찻집 모두 주장)로 가장 잘 알려져 있습니다. 전체적인 프로필은 강한 고추열보다는 간장, 막걸리, 튀긴 샬롯, 마늘, 바질을 베이스로 한 고소하고 달콤한 맛입니다.
대만 요리는 복건(호키엔)의 뿌리에서 발전했지만 하카, 일본 및 1949년 이후 본토 지역의 영향을 흡수하여 더 가볍고 달콤하며 해산물 중심의 스타일을 만들어냈습니다. 일본의 손길이 도시락 문화와 튀김에서 추출한 티안불라에 나타납니다. 우육면과 구아바오 같은 요리는 대만에서만 상징적인 형태로 존재합니다. 흰 후추와 튀긴 샬롯이 중국 서부의 더 무거운 칠리와 사천 고추 양념을 대체합니다.
대부분은 아닙니다. 기본 맛은 부드럽고 고소하며 약간 달콤하며 간장, 마늘, 바질, 백후추로 맛을 냅니다. 칠리는 주로 쇠고기 국수(두반장을 통해)와 선택적인 테이블 조미료에 나타나므로 일반적으로 열은 내장된 것이 아니라 추가하는 것입니다. 향신료에 민감한 사람들은 대만 메뉴를 쉽게 처리합니다.
루루팬부터 시작해 보세요. 갈거나 깍둑썰기한 삼겹살, 간장, 막걸리, 설탕, 오향료, 튀긴 쪽파를 넣고 45분 동안 끓인 후 밥 위에 얹어 먹으면 됩니다. 3컵짜리 닭고기는 좋은 두 번째 프로젝트입니다. 팬 1개, 간장, 막걸리, 참기름, 마늘, 생강, 바질을 같은 양으로 넣습니다.
핵심 주재료: 명간장, 진간장, 대만 막걸리(미치우), 참기름, 흑설탕, 오향가루, 백후추, 튀긴 쪽파, 쇠고기 국수용 두반장. 마늘, 생강, 쪽파, 태국 바질 등 신선한 향기가 대부분의 요리를 마무리합니다. 짧은 곡물의 쌀과 말린 쌀 당면이 식료품 저장실의 전분면을 덮습니다.