地三鲜, photo 1 of 2
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Beijing Garden - Vegetables (5276052768)
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Edsel Little
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Wikimedia Commons
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지삼선
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Paularis
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CC BY 4.0
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地三鲜

地三鮮
dìsānxiān
noun Not spicy

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 three treasures of the earth
  2. 2 di san xian
  3. 3 stir-fried potato, eggplant, and green pepper

About the dish

东北菜 Northeast · 热菜 Hot dish

Potato, eggplant and green pepper, each fried in oil first, then stir-fried together in a savoury garlic and soy sauce. Soft and quite oily. No meat, though the oil can be lard.

Examples

HSK 7-9
Dìsānxiān shì Dōngběi cài lǐ zuì shòu huānyíng de sùcài.
Di san xian is the most popular vegetable dish in Northeastern cuisine.
HSK 7-9
Dìsānxiān yào xiān bǎ sān yàng shícái fēnbié guòyóu.
For di san xian, each of the three ingredients is deep-fried separately first.

Tips

culture
A Northeastern (东北) dish. The 'three treasures from the earth' are potato, eggplant, and green pepper - all late-summer/autumn garden staples in northeast China. All three are fried, then stir-fried together in a soy-garlic sauce.

Stroke Order

地 dì
三 sān
鲜 xiān