Baoji Delicious


Rolled flour pieces ( Ganmianpi)
The watery dough is to be fermented, steamed, rolled and again steamed. Because of fermentation, it tastes a bit sour. Rolled flour pieces of Baoji are a little bit thick and salty, while that of Qishan is thin, sour and spicy. A bowl of authentic rolled flour pieces has to have gluten, which is the flour essence after the dough is washed.

Qishan noodles with ingredients
It occupies a prominent position in gastronomy. A bowl of authenticQishan noodles with ingredients must have nine characteristics which are thin, chewy, smooth, sour, spicy, savory, hot, watery and greasy. The first three refers to the noodles. Its flavor is sour, spicy and savory. The last three mean that the noodles taste hot and oily and are served with abundant ingredients.

Rolled flour pieces in baked bun
It is very common in Baoji to eatit at breakfast. A half size of rolled flour pieces is applied to a baked bun, filling it completely. The flamboyant cayenne juice permeates into the bun. One bite tastes sour and spicy and  it is also a luscious eating way.

Fufeng baked flour pieces (fufeng laomianpi)
 Its process is very like that ofrolled flour pieces, but it need to be baked in the pan. It is chewier, with yellow spots in its surface, and looks transparent and tastes delicious.

Vinegar noodles (cufen)
Xifu villagers have the habit of brewing vinegar. They blend flour with the vinegar residue and then steam the mixture, so the palatablevinegar noodles are made. It is a little sour and not so chewy, and tastes soft. It’s said that Vinegar noodles are more nutritive than flour pieces. 


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