Preserved pork ribs
The preserved pork ribs in Lijiang are air-dried with only salt added, giving off a uniquely rich meaty aroma. The flavor is so pure it’s like stepping back in time—untainted by any modern seasonings that might overpower it, leaving your taste buds truly amazed. These ribs come from free-range Naxi pigs raised on the snowy plateau, cured and air-dried over time, with the flavor growing richer the longer they’re aged. When served, they’re simply simmered without any additional seasonings,
The white, freshly washed chive roots from the area are laid at the bottom of an earthenware pot, gently simmered until the broth turns a rich milky white. The ribs become tender yet hold their shape, while the intense aroma of the preserved meat wafts through the air, striking a deep chord in your heart. Pure joy blooms in an instant—it really is just like this. For those who love a bit of spice, add a side of dipping sauce, mixed with a spoonful of the rib broth. Halfway through eating, if you still can’t get enough, try the Lijiang crispy pork, simmered until you almost forget it’s there. Then, occasionally fishing some out, you find it’s still delightfully crispy. A wave of emotion washes over you—how long has it been since you’ve tasted flavors like this? And how much longer must you wait before you can return to Lijiang again?
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