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爆肚
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AddisWang
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老爆肚满店铺提供的爆肚
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蓝芷怡
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沾了麻酱的爆肚
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蓝芷怡
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爆肚

bàodǔ
noun Not spicy

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 flash-boiled tripe

About the dish

京菜 Beijing · 小吃 Snack

Strips of lamb or beef tripe dipped in boiling water for a few seconds, so they stay crunchy and chewy, eaten with a sesame paste sauce. A Beijing snack.

Usually contains sesame

Examples

HSK 7-9
Lǎoběijīng rén zuì ài chī bàodǔ pèi zhīma jiàng.
Old Beijingers love eating flash-boiled tripe with sesame paste.
HSK 7-9
Zhè jiā bàodǔ diàn shì bǎinián lǎozìhào.
This tripe shop is a century-old establishment.

Tips

culture
Beijing snack-shop classic: thin strips of beef or lamb tripe are scalded in boiling water for just a few seconds (爆 = explosive or flash heat), then dipped in sesame paste with chive flower sauce, fermented bean curd and chili oil. Famous old shops include 爆肚冯 and 爆肚满 in the Niu Jie / Houhai area.

Stroke Order

爆 bào
肚 dù