Binzhou Dog Feet

There’s a local saying in Binzhou: “Dog feet rolled three times, and even immortals can’t stand still.” Eating dog feet in the cold winter is a delicacy among Binzhou’s late-night street foods. But to truly enjoy delicious and tasty dog feet, there are some particularities to consider. When selecting dog feet, the tender ones taste better. (Dog feet) come in two types: the front ones are shorter, and the back ones…

　　Flavorful Dog Feet

　　There’s a local saying in Binzhou: “Dog feet rolled three times, and even immortals can’t stand still.” Eating dog feet in the cold winter is a delicacy among Binzhou’s late-night street foods. But to truly enjoy delicious and tasty dog feet, there are some particularities to consider.

　　When selecting dog feet, the tender ones taste better. (Dog feet) come in two types: the front ones are shorter, and the back ones are longer. For most people eating dog feet to nourish tendons, it’s better to choose the longer ones as they contain more tendons.

　　Dog feet have a rich flavor, aromatic and overflowing, with high nutritional value. Dog meat contains various nutrients such as protein, fat, potassium, calcium, sodium, and amino acids, and the recipe for Binzhou’s dog feet is even more unique.

　　A special feature of Binzhou dog feet is that other seasonings are added, so there’s no issue of causing excessive internal heat.

　　Dog feet are known to nourish kidney function and boost yang energy. They have a gentle effect, and after eating them, you’ll feel energetic the next day.