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	== Famous dishes ==		== Famous dishes ==

	* Peking ~~duck~~ (北京烤鸭) — crisp-skinned roast duck served with pancakes, scallion, and sweet bean sauce ~~(dedicated page not yet on this wiki; listed by common English name)~~		* [[Peking Duck]] (北京烤鸭) — crisp-skinned roast duck served with pancakes, scallion, and sweet bean sauce
	* Hot pot and instant-boiled mutton (涮羊肉) styles popular in the capital		* Hot pot and instant-boiled mutton (涮羊肉) styles popular in the capital
	* Zhajiangmian (炸酱面), ~~jiaozi~~ dumplings, and various stuffed flatbreads		* [[Zhajiangmian]] (炸酱面), [[Jiaozi]] dumplings, [[Jianbing]], and various stuffed flatbreads
	* Related northern pages on this wiki include [[Hebei Food]] and dishes linked from the [[Chinese Food Map]]		* Related northern pages on this wiki include [[Hebei Food]] and dishes linked from the [[Chinese Food Map]]

	== See also ==		== See also ==

			* [[Peking Duck]]
			* [[Zhajiangmian]]
			* [[Jiaozi]]
			* [[Jianbing]]
	* [[Chinese Food Map]]		* [[Chinese Food Map]]
	* [[Hebei Food]]		* [[Hebei Food]]

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	\|description=Beijing Food covers imperial and folk Jing cuisine (京菜), including roast duck, wheat snacks, and northern Chinese banquet dishes.		\|description=Beijing Food covers imperial and folk Jing cuisine (京菜), including roast duck, wheat snacks, and northern Chinese banquet dishes.
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			[[File:Beijing Peking duck.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Peking duck, a Beijing specialty]]

	'''Beijing Food''' (also called '''Jing cuisine'''; Chinese: 京菜; pinyin: Jīngcài) is the cooking of China's capital—a mix of imperial court traditions, northern wheat staples, and influences from Shandong and Muslim (Hui) communities. It is hearty, savory, and rich in roast and wheat-based snacks.		'''Beijing Food''' (also called '''Jing cuisine'''; Chinese: 京菜; pinyin: Jīngcài) is the cooking of China's capital—a mix of imperial court traditions, northern wheat staples, and influences from Shandong and Muslim (Hui) communities. It is hearty, savory, and rich in roast and wheat-based snacks.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	As a political center for centuries, Beijing absorbed chefs and recipes from many regions. Court cuisine prized elaborate banquets, while street food and hutong snacks stayed practical and filling. Today Beijing Food is best known internationally for roast duck, but locals also rely on noodles, dumplings, and quick fried dishes.		As a political center for centuries, Beijing absorbed chefs and recipes from many regions. Court cuisine prized elaborate banquets, while street food and hutong snacks stayed practical and filling. Today Beijing Food is best known internationally for roast duck, but locals also rely on noodles, dumplings, and quick fried dishes.<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing_cuisine English Wikipedia]</ref>

	== Characteristics ==		== Characteristics ==

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	* [[Tianjin Food]]		* [[Tianjin Food]]
	* [[Shandong Food]]		* [[Shandong Food]]
			* [[Inner Mongolia Food]]
			* [[Chinese Chive Pocket]]
			* [[Chinese Snack]]
			* [[Chong Qing Hot Pot]]

			== References ==

			{{reflist}}

Admin: [CFWK] Create Beijing Food regional overview for Food Map

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[CFWK] Create Beijing Food regional overview for Food Map

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'''Beijing Food''' (also called '''Jing cuisine'''; Chinese: 京菜; pinyin: Jīngcài) is the cooking of China's capital—a mix of imperial court traditions, northern wheat staples, and influences from Shandong and Muslim (Hui) communities. It is hearty, savory, and rich in roast and wheat-based snacks.

== Introduction ==

As a political center for centuries, Beijing absorbed chefs and recipes from many regions. Court cuisine prized elaborate banquets, while street food and hutong snacks stayed practical and filling. Today Beijing Food is best known internationally for roast duck, but locals also rely on noodles, dumplings, and quick fried dishes.

== Characteristics ==

* Northern wheat staples: noodles, pancakes, dumplings
* Roast and braised meats with savory sauces
* Influence from Shandong (Lu) techniques and imperial kitchens
* Strong snack and breakfast culture

== Famous dishes ==

* Peking duck (北京烤鸭) — crisp-skinned roast duck served with pancakes, scallion, and sweet bean sauce (dedicated page not yet on this wiki; listed by common English name)
* Hot pot and instant-boiled mutton (涮羊肉) styles popular in the capital
* Zhajiangmian (炸酱面), jiaozi dumplings, and various stuffed flatbreads
* Related northern pages on this wiki include [[Hebei Food]] and dishes linked from the [[Chinese Food Map]]

== See also ==

* [[Chinese Food Map]]
* [[Hebei Food]]
* [[Tianjin Food]]
* [[Shandong Food]]