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Lotus Root Pork Rib Soup

Hubei Province

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Origin

Hubei Province — the 'province of thousand lakes' where lotus farming thrives

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Description

Ou tang: slow-simmered pork ribs with lotus root from Hubei's lakes — one of China's great regional soups. The lotus root starch thickens the broth naturally while absorbing pork fat, creating silky, sweet-savoury depth.

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The Thread

—Cantonese tong sui (sweet soups)
—Vietnamese canh sen (lotus soup)
—Korean yeon-geun galbijjim (lotus root ribs)
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Flavour Context

Sweet, starchy, clean pork broth with natural umami depth from the lotus root

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