Local dishes in Hong Kong are similar to their Chinese counterparts. As a Chinese culture Hong Kong has its roots in their cuisine. Although with the British occupying Hong Kong for so many years it has developed a western edge.
Although remarkably it still retains its Chinese heritage. This is perhaps unsurprising though taking a closer look at the history of this territory. With the political unrest following the takeover of the country by the communists who effectively banned much of the "old ways" including the food of the past that often involved elaborate preparation.
Hand pulled noodles with dried prawn roe
Local dishes in Hong Kong use so many dried ingredients that it is very difficult to know what is what and to take in what everything is used for. There are herbs, bark, dried fish of all varieties and so many beans it would take a lifetime to know what to do with them all. Hong Kong really is out there and alone in the availability of ingredients as well as the combinations that are made from them.
Chicken Wings from Hong Kong
Fish with roe showingThe growing number of recipes from Around the World Travels focus on the less well known dishes that are local from the regions we found them. Many are taken from our book "Sharing the world's local food", which you can buy below.
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