关于火锅的英文介绍

A Delicious Dish In this issue， two of our Chongqing colleagues introduce to usthe Chongqing hotpot－ known as one of Chongqing＇ s Three Treasures（the other。two being the pretty girls and night－scene！）．

今期两位重庆同事为大家介绍人称”重庆三宝”（女、火锅、夜景）之一的火锅。他们最爱到当地一家甚具人气而且味道纯正的火锅店。

Their favourite way of savouring this Sichuan speciality is to visit local hotpotrestaurant that is popular with the locals and follows authentic recipes． Therenowned spicy hotpot was originated in Chongqing and the most authentic one is to cooked with tripe，

名扬四海的麻辣火锅发源于重庆，而最正宗的就是麻辣毛肚火锅，以厚味重油著称，传统汤汁的配制是选用辣豆瓣、豆豉、 四川甘孜牛油、花椒为原料。食材繁多，如图中所见，包括鲜肉片、海鲜、蔬菜、菌菇等。吃火锅时，最好配上一杯开胃解油的绿茶，便可减轻麻辣的感觉了。

the end－result having a taste which is typically rich and oily．This traditional soup base is further enhanced with spicy bean paste， fermented soya，beans， yak butter from Ganze， Sichuan，and Sichuan pepper（hua jiao），etc。

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火锅餐饮方便快捷的大众化特色被消费者接受和喜爱，尤其北方地区寒冷干燥的天气让火锅市场潜力很大，而且火锅种类的经营方式也不断创新，有以“麻、辣、烫”著称的重庆火锅是南派火锅，以涮羊肉为主要代表的北派火锅和新派火锅。

三国五熟釜，鸳鸯锅始祖

火锅的发展亦如同餐饮史的发展是渐进式的，完全是依据当时的器皿、社会的需求与原物料的发现引进，而加以变化的。三国时代，魏文帝所提到的“五熟釜”，就是分有几格的锅，

可以同时煮各种不同的食物，和现今的“鸳鸯锅”，可说是有异曲同工之妙。到了南北朝，“铜鼎”是最普遍的器皿，也就是现今的火锅。演变至唐朝，火锅又称为“暖锅”。

火锅一般是指以锅为器具，以热源烧锅，以水或汤烧开来涮煮各类食物的烹调方式。

Hotpot generally refers to the cooking method of taking the pot as the utensil, using the heat source to burn the pot, and boiling all kinds of food with water or soup.

其特色为边煮边吃，或是锅本身具有保温效果，吃的时候食物仍热气腾腾，汤物合一。

It is characterized by cooking while eating, or the pot itself has the effect of heat preservation. When eating, the food is still steaming hot and the soup is in one.

世界各地均有类似的料理，但主要在东亚地方特别盛行。

There are similar dishes all over the world, but they are especially popular in East Asia.

火锅现吃现烫，辣咸鲜，油而不腻，解郁除湿，适于山川之气候。

Hot pot is hot, spicy, salty and fresh, oily but not greasy. It is suitable for mountain climate.

根据个人的喜欢加不同的汤料、食物，老少咸宜，至冬之佳品。

Add different soups and food according to your preference. It's suitable for young and old people to have salty food. It's a good product in winter.

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起源——

关于火锅的起源，有两种说法：一种说是在中国三国时期或魏文帝时代，那时的“铜鼎”，就是火锅的前身；另一种说是火锅始于东汉，出土文物中的“斗”就是指火锅。可见火锅在中国已有1900多年的历史了。

《魏书》记载，三国时代，曹丕代汉称帝时期，已有用铜所制的火锅出现，人们使用火锅煮用来涮猪、牛、羊、鸡、鱼等各种肉食，但当时并不流行，后来随着烹调技术进一步的发展，各式的火锅也相继闪亮登场。到北宋时代，汴京开封的酒馆，冬天已有火锅应市。

写作思路：根据火锅为主题，以文化为基调来展开描写，紧扣叙述与描写的内容，力求做到不突兀、不生硬，不长篇大论或肆意抒情，有情真意切之感。

范文：

Hot pot － is the most famous and favorite dish in Chongqing Chongqing local people consider the hot pot a local specialty， which is noted for its peppery and hot taste， scalding yet fresh and tender

火锅是重庆最有名、最受欢迎的菜。重庆当地人认为火锅是当地的特产，它以辣味、辣味、烫而鲜、嫩而闻名。

People gather around a small pot boiled with charcoal， electric or gas filled with flavorful and nutritious soup base You have a choice of spicy， pure and combo for the soup base

人们围着一个用木炭、电或煤气煮的小锅，锅里装满了美味营养的汤底。你可以选择辣的、纯的和混合的汤底。

Thin sliced raw variety meat， fish， various bean curd products and all kinds of vegetables are boiled in the soup base You then dip them in a little bowl of special sauce Be careful since the spicy soup base is burning hot

将各种肉、鱼、各种豆腐制品和各种蔬菜切成薄片，在汤底煮沸。然后把它们浸在一小碗特制的酱汁里。小心点，因为麻辣的汤底很烫。

Chongqing Hot Pot:
Hot pot - is the most famous and favorite dish in Chongqing. Chongqing local people consider the hot pot a local specialty, which is noted for its peppery and hot taste, scalding yet fresh and tender. People gather around a small pot boiled with charcoal, electric or gas filled with flavorful and nutritious soup base. You have a choice of spicy, pure and combo for the soup base. Thin sliced raw variety meat, fish, various bean curd products and all kinds of vegetables are boiled in the soup base. You then dip them in a little bowl of special sauce. Be careful since the spicy soup base is burning hot.

First eaten by poor boatmen of the Yangtze River in Chongqing area and then spread westwards to the rest of Sichuan. Now is a very popular local flavor and can be found at every corner of the city. There are a great variety of hotpots, including Yueyang Hotpot, Four Tastes Hotpot, Yashan Hotpot and Fish Head Hotpot. If you are adventurous enough, you can basically cook anything with hot pot, e.g., pig's brain and duck's kidney.

Chongqing people love their hotpot, especially when the weather is steamy. The fire dances under the pot, the heavily oiled and spiced soup boils with hazy steam, and the people are bathed in sweat. Although hotpot can be found wherever there are street vendors or small restaurants, chongqing Hot pot has the greatest variety and is known for its delicious soup base and dipping sauce.

Chongqing Malatang:
The other famous local food is hot and spicy Mala Tang. Literally, "ma" means numbness in the mouth, "la" is chili hot and "tang" means piping hot. Mala Tang, with various raw ingredients cooked in a communal pot of steaming stock blended with spices, originated in Sichuan's largest city, Chongqing. The double-sided soup pot, placed on a central table burner, is the focal point of the meal. Powerfully hot Mala Tang soup and fresh tasting chicken broth, side by side, are popular. Ingredients include fresh sliced abalone, sea cucumber, hog tendon, Beijing cabbage and beef dumpling, prawns, carp fish fillet, bean curd, chicken fillet and vegetables. The excellent dipping mixture of sesame oil, chili sauce, peanut sauce, chopped chilies and garlic combine to make magic. Savory tidbits are appetizingly tasty - egg coated glutinous square, crispy spring roll, fried buns, eight treasure black rice and water chestnut jelly.

英文介绍中国传统文化之hotpot火锅；用英语传播中国之声