姜母鸭, photo 1 of 2
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Photo credit

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Quanzhou-style Kiuⁿ-bó-ah (Ginger Duck) at Yipin Xiangqing Restaurant, Beijing (20240908174515)
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N509FZ
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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Wikimedia Commons
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Photo credit

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Ginger duck hot pot
By
Mk2010
Licence
CC BY-SA 4.0
Source
Wikimedia Commons
Changes
Cropped and resized

姜母鸭

薑母鴨
jiāngmǔyā
noun Not spicy

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 ginger duck stew

About the dish

闽菜 Fujian · 热菜 Hot dish

Duck chopped into pieces on the bone, fried in sesame oil with a lot of old ginger, then simmered in rice wine, often in a clay pot kept hot at the table. Sharp with ginger, but no chili. A Fujian and Taiwan dish.

Usually contains sesame

Examples

HSK 3
Dōngtiān Táiwān rén ài chī jiāngmǔyā.
In winter, Taiwanese people love eating ginger duck.
HSK 4
Zhè jiā jiāngmǔyā diàn páiduì yào děng bàn xiǎoshí.
The queue at this ginger duck restaurant takes half an hour.

Tips

culture
A winter tonic stew popular in Taiwan and southern Fujian. Duck is braised with old ginger, sesame oil, rice wine, and Chinese medicinal herbs. Believed to warm the body and boost circulation in cold weather.

Stroke Order

姜 jiāng
母 mǔ
鸭 yā