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Cantonese Radish Cake (Lo Bak Go)

Guangdong Province

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Origin

Guangdong Province — lo bak go is served year-round in dim sum but is especially associated with Chinese New Year celebrations

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Description

Lo bak go: radish (turnip) cake of Cantonese dim sum. Shredded daikon mixed with rice flour batter, dried shrimp, Chinese sausage, and spring onion, steamed in a mould until set, then pan-fried in slices until golden and crispy. A dim sum staple that doubles as a Chinese New Year festival food.

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The Thread

—Japanese daikon cake (similar technique)
—Korean kimchi pancake (similar pan-fried vegetable cake)
—Italian arancini (fried rice cake)
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Flavour Context

Crispy exterior, soft radish-starchy interior, savoury with dried seafood and sausage depth

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