Ars coquinaria Sinensis

Cena virorum Sinarum.

Ars coquinaria Sinensis e textibus a saeculo fere III a.C.n., ex archaeologia aevorum anteriorum elucidari potest.

Dissertatione coqui mythistorici Yi Yin, in Veres autumnosque domini Lü anno circiter 239 a.C.n. data, quinque sapores enumerantur, qui sunt 酸 suān amarus, 苦 acer, 甜 tián dulcis, 辣 pungens vel 熱 calidus, 咸 xián salsus. Sequitur enumeratio optimorum ciborum, partim e media valle fluminis Caerulei, partim e regionibus mythicis provenientium.[1]

Artes coquinariae Mandschuriensium et Sinarum differebant,[2] sed in unam cenam interdum recreatam(en) coniungi solebant, ab Yuan Mei deprecatam.[3]

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Aevo nostro popinae Sinenses fere ubique per mundum frequentantur. Celebres coqui Sinenses variis linguis de arte sua disseruntur, e.g. Joyce Chen, Caecilia Chang, Sylvia Wu.

  1. Lü Buwei, ed., Lüshi Chunqiu 14/2.1, 14/3.4 (John Knoblock, Jeffrey Riegel, edd. et interprr., The Annals of Lü Buwei [Stanfordiae, 2000] pp. 306-311)
  2. Yuan Mei (1792) (Chen, ed. [2018] p. 45)
  3. Yuan Mei (1792) "戒落套"
  4. "sixteen dishes, eight vessels, and four side-dishes" ... "eight small delicacies", "ten great dishes" (「十六碟」「八簋(音詭)」「四點心」「滿漢席」「八小吃」「十大菜」): Yuan Mei (1792) "戒落套"
  5. "eight treasures" (八珍) : Yuan Mei (1792) "海鮮單:開篇"

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