Braised Whole Pig's Head
The whole pig's head is served intact on the plate, perfectly presented—fall-off-the-bone tender yet retaining its shape; richly aromatic and deeply flavorful without losing its original taste. Different parts of the head offer distinct textures: the ears are tender yet slightly crispy, the tongue is soft and chewy, the eyes are springy, and the meat is as soft as tofu. The most unforgettable part is the skin, which is gelatinous, sticky, fragrant, and smooth, rivaling the texture of roast duck. A food critic once remarked, “Even a year later, one can still recall the lingering fragrance on the palate and lips—it remains a delicious memory.” (Yangzhou)
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