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Hotpot, also known as "Huoguo" in Chinese, is a traditional Chinese cuisine t...
Hotpot, also known as "Huoguo" in Chinese, is a traditional Chinese cuisine that has been around for thousands of years. It is a dish that is prepared by boiling thinly sliced meats and a variety of vegetables in a highly seasoned broth. The dish is usually consumed in the winter months due to its warmth and nourishing qualities.History of HotpotThe history of hotpot can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, which dates back to the 7th century AD. During this period, hotpot became popular among the royalty and the wealthy. However, it was during the Qing Dynasty that hotpot became a beloved dish among the common people. This was due to the introduction of "Dahut Hotpot" by the Emperor Qianlong, which was made from high-grade mutton, fresh seafood, and over 20 herbs and spices.Recipe for HotpotThe recipe for hotpot varies depending on the region and the ingredients available. However, here is a general recipe for hotpot that can be used as a starting point:Bring a large pot of water to a boil - This will be used to boil the meats and vegetablesSlice the meats and vegetables - Meats such as muttonbeef, chicken, and pork should be thinly sliced, while vegetables such as spinach, napa cabbage, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, carrots, cucumber, etc. can be julienned or sliced thinlySeasoning - Use a seasoning broth made from soy saucechicken stock, ginger, garlic, sugar, rice wine, salt, pepper, etc. The exact recipe depends on your preference and the regionBoil the meats and vegetables - Once the water has boiledadd the meats and vegetables into the pot. Cook until the meats and vegetables are tenderServe and enjoy - When ready to eatthe meats and vegetables are served in a large bowl or on a plate along with the seasoning broth. Diners can dip the meats and vegetables in the seasoning broth before eatingVariations of HotpotHotpot has many variations depending on the region and the ingredients available. Some common variations include:Sichuan Hotpot - This is perhaps the most famous variation of hotpot in China. It is characterized by its spicy and numbing taste. The broth is prepared using a variety of spices such as Sichuan peppercorns and red chili peppers. Meats such as porkbeef, chicken, and fish are commonly usedShanghai Hotpot - This variation is characterized by its rich and mildly sweet taste. The broth is usually made from chicken stock and soy sauceand meats such as pork and chicken are commonly usedHarbin Hotpot - This variation is known for its unique taste and aroma. The broth is prepared using a variety of herbs and spices such as rosemarysage, bay leaves, etc., and meats such as mutton and beef are commonly used