See also: 腌燂鲜

Chinese edit

salted; cured simmer fresh; savoury; with umami
trad. (醃篤鮮)
simp. (腌笃鲜)
alternative forms 醃燂鮮腌燂鲜

Etymology edit

The soup usually makes use of cured pork () as base, simmered () along with fresh pork () and bamboo shoots over a stove for a long time.

Alternatively the last character might be referring to the exceptional umami which the cured pork exudes during the simmering period.

Pronunciation edit


Noun edit

醃篤鮮

  1. (originally Northern Wu) yanduxian, a type of soup typically made with pork meat (both cured and fresh), bamboo shoots, sometimes knotted soy bean sheets (百葉結百叶结)