e/Shuizhu

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has glosseng: Shuizhu is a Chinese dish that recently became popular in China as well as other countries. It is originated in Sichuan and the name literally means "water-boiled meat slices". The preparation of this dish usually involves some sort of meat (usually it is pork, beef, or fish), chili pepper, and a large amount of vegetable oil.
lexicalizationeng: shuizhu
instance ofc/Meat dishes
Meaning
Japanese
has glossjpn: 水煮肉片(シュイジュウロウピェン、ピン音:shǔizhǔròupiàn)とは、一口大に切った肉を油入りの汁で煮込んだ中華料理のひとつ。典型的な四川料理で、唐辛子や花椒を使った辛い味付けの料理である。うち、牛肉を使ったものが水煮牛肉、魚に替えれば水煮魚と呼ばれる。
lexicalizationjpn: 水煮肉片
Castilian
has glossspa: El shuizhu es un plato chino originario de Sichuan que en fechas recientes se ha popularizado en China y otros países. Para prepararlo suele necesitarse algún tipo de carne (normalmente cerdo, ternera o pescado), guindilla y una gran cantidad de aceite vegetal.
lexicalizationspa: shuizhu
Chinese
has glosszho: 水煮肉片是川菜的一种传统菜式,几乎四川家家户户都会做。水煮的特色是“麻、辣、鲜、烫”
lexicalizationzho: 水煮肉片
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