Duck intestines, creamy white and crisp. Swished in boiling hot pot broth for about ten seconds so they stay crunchy, they are a Sichuan and Chongqing favourite; they are also braised, stir-fried and served cold.
Yācháng shāowēi juǎn qǐlai jiù kěyǐ chī le, shuàn jiǔ le jiù bú cuì le.
Duck intestines are ready as soon as they curl a little; leave them in too long and they lose their crunch.
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A hot pot staple in Sichuan and Chongqing, held in the boiling broth for only a few seconds. It is also one of the duck parts in Nanjing's 鸭血粉丝, with 鸭血 and 鸭肝.