猪脚饭, photo 1 of 2
猪脚饭, photo 2 of 2
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Photo credit

Photo
Longjiang pork feet rice taken in Suzhou-20210925
By
Shwangtianyuan
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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Wikimedia Commons
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Photo credit

Photo
HK food lunch rice box 猪脚 pig pork feet 猪手 October 2018 IX2 01
By
Tzeshaenlamo
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CC BY-SA 4.0
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Wikimedia Commons
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Cropped and resized

猪脚饭

豬腳飯
zhūjiǎofàn
noun Not spicy

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 pork-leg rice
  2. 2 braised pork trotter over rice

About the dish

潮汕菜 Teochew · 主食 Staple

Pork trotter braised in soy sauce and spices, then boned and sliced, with plenty of soft skin and fat, served over rice with the sauce, greens and pickled mustard greens, often with a braised egg.

Examples

HSK 4
Dǎgōngrén de wǔfàn chángcháng shì zhūjiǎofàn.
Office workers often have pork-leg rice for lunch.
HSK 7-9
Lóuxià nà jiā zhūjiǎofàn tèbié zhèngzōng.
The pork-leg rice place downstairs is really authentic.
HSK 7-9
Jiā yí fèn lǔdàn, zài lái wǎn zhūjiǎofàn.
Add a braised egg, and bring a bowl of pork-leg rice.

Tips

culture
A signature Chaoshan (Chaozhou-Shantou) dish that spread nationwide as a cheap, hearty lunch - soy-braised pork leg sliced over rice with pickled greens. The Thai-Chinese version is called 'khao kha mu'.

Stroke Order

猪 zhū
脚 jiǎo
饭 fàn