I bought it for Dan Dan Noodles - an online recipe listed it. I'd never tried it before, and I absolutely love it. It's hard to describe the flavor - very umami, not sour, deep and complex. I've since used it in soups, ramen, salad dressing, etc. My 9 year old daugher adores it too. I took it out of the packet and put it in a small tupperware container and it seems to stay fine going on month two now. It sort of tastes a bit of delicious olive tappenade, very hard to describe, but I really like it. It is one of those secret ingredient things that adds complexity without being overwhelming. I'm glad I heard about it and tried it. I'll keep in the pantry from now on.
Yi Bin Sui Mi Ya Cai - YiBin SuiMiYaCai - Dried Vegetable, 8.1oz (230g)
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Last update: 01-06-2025
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Sichuan Cuisine Ingredient for many dishes/ Dried vegetable with traditional method
Used in many famous Sichuan dishes such as steamed salty pork belly (Han Sao Bai)
The date on the top right of package back is product date, not expiration date;
Net weight 230g, 8.11oz
Used in many famous Sichuan dishes such as steamed salty pork belly (Han Sao Bai)
The date on the top right of package back is product date, not expiration date;
Net weight 230g, 8.11oz
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