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Longjing prawns in Hangzhou Restaurant 2015-07
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猫猫的日记本
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Shrimp Stir-fried with Dragon Well Tea
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Zheng Zhou
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Zhi Wei Guan, Longjing Shrimps
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Gu0427
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龙井虾仁

龍井蝦仁
lóngjǐng xiārén
noun Not spicy

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 Longjing shrimp

About the dish

浙菜 Zhejiang · 热菜 Hot dish

Small peeled river shrimp stir-fried briefly with a few Longjing green tea leaves and a splash of the tea. Tender, white and lightly salted, with a faint grassy tea scent. A Hangzhou dish.

Usually contains shellfish

Examples

HSK 7-9
Lóngjǐng xiārén shì Hángbāngcài de dàibiǎozuò zhīyī.
Longjing shrimp is one of the signature dishes of Hangzhou cuisine.
HSK 7-9
Zhè dào Lóngjǐng xiārén yòng de shì míng qián xīn chá.
This Longjing shrimp dish uses fresh pre-Qingming tea leaves.

Tips

culture
A textbook 杭帮菜 (Hangzhou cuisine) dish, pairing two local stars: shrimp from the West Lake and Longjing green tea from the Meijiawu hills that overlook it. Freshly brewed tea and a few young leaves are tossed in at the last second so the bitterness stays faint and the shrimp pick up a grassy perfume. Said to be a favorite of the Qianlong emperor.

Stroke Order

龙 lóng
井 jǐng
虾 xiā
仁 rén