海外華人最想念的中國(guó)美食（組圖）

美國(guó)有線新聞網(wǎng)(CNN)評(píng)選出14道最令海外華人魂?duì)繅?mèng)繞的“思鄉(xiāng)菜”：麻辣小龍蝦、烤羊肉串、涮羊肉、桂林米粉、腌篤鮮、蘭州拉面、糖葫蘆、臭豆腐、大閘蟹、鴨血粉絲湯、哈爾濱紅腸、糖炒栗子、水煮牛蛙、白斬雞。

When Spring Festivals rolls around, food is part of the celebration, even for citizens living on the other side of the world.

當(dāng)中國(guó)的春節(jié)到來(lái)之際，美食是不可缺少的，海外華人也如是，過(guò)節(jié)都要吃中國(guó)傳統(tǒng)美食。

But while ingredients are easy to transport, feelings of home aren't. Nor are certain specialties that only taste their best in the place they were born.

對(duì)于遠(yuǎn)在國(guó)外的游子們，雖然食物原料可以通過(guò)運(yùn)輸獲得，但是如果食物沒(méi)有做出家鄉(xiāng)的味道，就少了家的感覺(jué)。某些特色美食只有在當(dāng)?shù)爻圆艅e有風(fēng)味。

With 56 ethnic groups, eight recognized major cuisines and countless cooking styles, this menu of Chinese favorites could run longer than a finely pulled noodle. But these 14 dishes are almost guaranteed to waken the homesick bug in most mainland Chinese living or traveling abroad.

中國(guó)有56個(gè)民族和公認(rèn)的八大菜系和無(wú)數(shù)的烹飪風(fēng)格，美食更是數(shù)不勝數(shù)，但大致來(lái)說(shuō)以下的14道菜幾乎肯定會(huì)喚醒大多數(shù)在異鄉(xiāng)生活的中國(guó)華人的思鄉(xiāng)之情。

In no particular order, these are the real deals, hard to find at your local Chinese restaurant.

以下是在美國(guó)的華人餐館中難以找到的中國(guó)美食，排名不分先后：

Proper street kebabs 烤羊肉串

 

The most unforgettable meals in China don't come from Michelin-starred restaurants.

在中國(guó)最難忘的餐點(diǎn)，并不來(lái)自米其林星級(jí)餐廳。

They're eaten in the streets in noisy, crowded, pungent food quarters in the heart of cities.

它坐落在嘈雜、擁擠的街頭，以辛辣的食物為主。

Islamic lamb kebabs with cumin, teppanyaki-style squid with five-spice sauce, gigantic "swords" of mind-blowing spicy chicken wings, grilled fresh oysters, fried pork tenderloin slices and razzle-dazzle exhibitions of vegetables-on-sticks.

這里有伊斯蘭風(fēng)味的孜然羊肉串，抹上五香醬的魷魚(yú)鐵板燒，還有碩大的辣雞翅烤串、烤生蠔、炸豬里脊肉切片，還有令人眼花繚亂的蔬菜烤串。

Every bite of China's street kebabs is a combination of good food and a street-side buzz unique to the country.

美味的烤串很好地代表了中國(guó)獨(dú)有的熙熙攘攘的街頭小吃文化。

Spicy crayfish 麻辣小龍蝦

 

Crayfish has taken China by a storm in the past decade or so.

過(guò)去十年小龍蝦在中國(guó)非常流行。

Cities all over the country go gaga over the crustaceans, which are simmered in a broth with chili and abundant spices then served dry. From spring to early autumn, crayfish-night-outs have become a ritual for many. Groups of friends find a jam-packed stall, sit on tiny plastic stools and order a bucket or two of bright red crayfish.

全國(guó)大小城市的居民都對(duì)小龍蝦趨之若鶩。小龍蝦和辣椒及許多香料一起慢燉，然后撈出來(lái)上桌。從春天到初秋，夜宵吃小龍蝦已經(jīng)成為許多人日常生活中的一部分。三五好友找到一個(gè)擁擠的大排檔，坐在小小的塑料凳子上，點(diǎn)一兩盆鮮紅的小龍蝦。

No chopsticks needed -- digging in with the hands is preferred. The preferred beverage to go with these tasty freshwater lobsters? Ice cold Chinese beer -- Reeb, Tsingtao, Yanjing, depending on the city.

飲食特點(diǎn)：無(wú)需用筷子，用手“挖”;首選搭配飲料：冰啤——力波，青島，燕京，取決于你所在的城市。

Lamb hot pot 涮羊肉

 

Outside of China, spicy Sichuan hot pot and nourishing Cantonese hot pot are well known.

在中國(guó)境外，四川麻辣火鍋和粵式滋補(bǔ)火鍋是非常有名、眾所周知的。

But in China, a country closely linked to Mongolian nomads, heavy and hearty lamb hot pot is hugely popular, especially in the north during the bitterly cold winter.

但在中國(guó)，起源于蒙古族牧民的口味重而豐盛的羊肉火鍋是非常受歡迎的，尤其是在寒冷冬季的北方。

Although a variety of meats, seafood and vegetables can be cooked, the star of the meal is plate after plate of wafer-thin lamb slices.

羊肉火鍋中可烹制各種肉類(lèi)、海鮮和蔬菜，當(dāng)然鍋中的重頭戲是一盤(pán)盤(pán)切得超薄的羊肉片。

Guilin rice noodles 桂林米粉

 

Guilin isn't only famous for its heavenly landscape, but bowls of refreshing rice noodles topped with preserved long beans, peanuts, bamboo shoots and spring onions. There are noodles stalls everywhere in Guilin and surrounding areas.

桂林不獨(dú)以甲天下的山水而聞名，那里的米粉也很出名。桂林的米粉放了酸豆角、花生、竹筍和小蔥，在桂林各處及周邊地區(qū)都可以看到米粉攤。

Locals like to mix the silky noodles and ingredients in a spicy and sour brine then eat them dry; or savor the whole combination in the beef stock.

桂林當(dāng)?shù)厝讼矚g吃酸辣干拌粉，或者吃暖暖的牛肉湯粉。

Different meats can be added. The most popular tend to be slices of beef and chunks of beef belly.

桂林米粉可添加不同肉類(lèi)，但最常加的一般是牛肉片和牛肚。

Yan Du Xian soup 腌篤鮮

 

Yan Du Xian is a nutritious soup known as the great comfort food of the Yangtze River Delta in early spring.

腌篤鮮是一種營(yíng)養(yǎng)豐富的湯，被稱(chēng)為長(zhǎng)江三角洲地區(qū)早春最好的治愈食物。

It's a typical homey dish -- restaurants serve it, but the best always comes from a loving mom.

這是一個(gè)典型的家常菜，雖然餐廳也有提供，但最美味的腌篤鮮都是充滿愛(ài)心的媽媽做的。

Seasonal delicacies, such as young bamboo shoots, chunks of pork belly, cured pork slices, firm tofu sheets and premium yellow rice wine, are put together in one clay pot for hours of simmering.

腌篤鮮匯集了時(shí)令美食，有嫩嫩的竹筍、五花肉塊、腌豬肉切片、凍豆腐和高檔黃酒，放在一個(gè)陶罐里燉上數(shù)個(gè)小時(shí)。

Xian is a taste unique to China and hard to find in Western food.

腌篤鮮具有獨(dú)特的中國(guó)風(fēng)味，很難在西餐中找到這種味道。

Lanzhou hand-pulled noodles 蘭州拉面

 

The flagship halal dish from China, hand-pulled noodles hail from the wild, sandy lands of northwest China.

蘭州拉面是中國(guó)典型的清真食物，源于荒漠漫漫的中國(guó)西北地區(qū)。

Each bowl is as much handicraft as hearty meal.

每碗拉面既像是一道工藝品，又滿足了味覺(jué)讓您飽餐一頓。

In what's usually a makeshift open kitchen, formidable Islamic noodle masters beat, fold and pull a flour-based dough, turning it into hair-thin noodles faster than most people can decide what to order.

在中國(guó)的很多臨時(shí)搭建的開(kāi)放式廚房中可以看到一個(gè)令人敬畏的甩面高手，把一個(gè)面團(tuán)對(duì)折又拉開(kāi)，將其變成細(xì)如發(fā)絲的面條，速度極快，大多數(shù)人還沒(méi)決定要點(diǎn)什么拉面師傅就已經(jīng)把面條拉好了。

A classic bowl of hand-pulled noodles comes with beef broth, slices of beef, coriander and spring onions.

一碗典型的蘭州拉面中有牛肉湯、牛肉片、香菜和小蔥。

Another popular derivation is knife-sliced noodles, or Dao Xiao Mian.

另一種流行的面食是刀削面，也是非常的美味。

Sugar-coated haws (Candied haw/tong hu lu) 糖葫蘆

 

This is an iconic snack in northern China, especially in Beijing.

糖葫蘆是中國(guó)北方的一個(gè)標(biāo)志性的小吃，尤其是在北京。

Sold by the stick, the dessert-to-go tastes great and looks greater -- bright red haws line up on a skewer in auspicious shapes, their sugary outer layers glimmering in the light.

糖葫蘆是論串賣(mài)的。這種甜食看上去比吃起來(lái)還要更美味，亮紅色的山楂果串成一串，看上去就喜慶，外面包裹的糖衣在日光下閃閃發(fā)光。

Its nearest counterpart in the West might be toffee apples (known as candy apples in North America).

在西方與糖葫蘆最接近的甜食可能是太妃蘋(píng)果糖(在北美叫作糖果蘋(píng)果) 。

But haws are sourer than apples, so they offer a refreshing contrast to the sweet coating.

但山楂比蘋(píng)果要酸很多，這種有別于糖衣的酸味讓糖葫蘆更爽口。

Cold northern winters ensure the sugarcoating is firm and crispy.

而北方冬天的寒冷讓糖衣又硬又脆。

Stinky tofu 臭豆腐

 

Fried, braised, streamed or grilled -- stinky tofu is delicious no matter how it's prepared.

無(wú)論是深炸、紅燒、蒸或燒烤——臭豆腐都是好吃的。

Somewhat similar to cheese, it's an acquired taste or one that perhaps you have to grow up with to fully appreciate.

這是需要后天培養(yǎng)的口味，你可能需要年紀(jì)大一點(diǎn)才能充分享受它的美味。這一點(diǎn)上臭豆腐和奶酪有點(diǎn)相似。

Stinky tofu is most popular in Hunan Province in central China, the Yangtze River Delta region (especially Shaoxing) and Taiwan.

臭豆腐是最流行的地區(qū)是湖南省、長(zhǎng)江三角洲地區(qū)(特別是紹興)和臺(tái)灣。

Recipes vary from region to region, but the basic method is to let bean curd ferment in a special brine then deep-fry it.

臭豆腐的配方根據(jù)不同地區(qū)而異，但是基本的做法是讓豆腐在一個(gè)特制的鹵水里發(fā)酵，然后將其油炸。

It can be eaten with chili sauce, soy sauce, sesame oil or kimchi. Despite its underwhelming appearance and sharp smell, stinky tofu has a pleasant texture -- crispy on the outside, tender inside.

臭豆腐可以拌辣椒醬、醬油、香油或泡菜吃。盡管它的外觀不起眼，味道嗆鼻，但臭豆腐的口感卻很好——外焦里嫩。

Shanghai hairy crab 大閘蟹

 

For Shanghainese, autumn isn't complete without a steamed, roe-laden hairy crab. Every year the city hosts an influx of serious epicures from around the Sinoshpere who come to taste its legendary food signature.

對(duì)于上海人來(lái)說(shuō)，如果沒(méi)有黃多膏滿的清蒸大閘蟹作伴，那么這個(gè)秋天是不完整的。每一年都有來(lái)自世界各地的華人圈美食家到上海來(lái)品嘗這道美味佳肴。

Raised on crab farms in the Yangtze River estuary, the gray-shelled freshwater crab waves its big hairy claws in family kitchens, respectable restaurants and luxury hotels in September and October.

大閘蟹一般在長(zhǎng)江口的河蟹養(yǎng)殖場(chǎng)養(yǎng)殖，每年的九月和十月是大閘蟹被端上家庭餐桌、高級(jí)餐廳和豪華酒店的時(shí)節(jié)。

Local mothers buy them from wet markets, steam them and eat them with gingery vinegar.

上海本地的媽媽們從生鮮市場(chǎng)購(gòu)買(mǎi)大閘蟹，清蒸后拌上姜味醋吃，這樣的美味是無(wú)法形容的。

Specialty restaurants like Wang Bao He create expansive crab banquets out of the seasonal delicacy -- fried crab roe, crab roe tofu, steamed crab meatballs, crab meat dumplings and other inventive dishes might all be featured.

在一些上海特色餐廳，如王寶和大酒店，會(huì)推出許多時(shí)令螃蟹宴——炒蟹黃，蟹黃豆腐，清蒸蟹肉丸子，蟹粉小籠包和其他各種創(chuàng)新菜肴。

The traditional beverage to drink with a steamed hairy crab is warm yellow rice wine.

吃清蒸大閘蟹的傳統(tǒng)絕配是溫?zé)岬狞S酒。

Duck blood soup with vermicelli 鴨血粉絲湯

 

Peking roast duck is only one of many outstanding duck dishes in China.

北京烤鴨只是中國(guó)的眾多鴨子名菜之一。

For true fans of fowl, however, the city to be is actually Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province.

但說(shuō)到喜歡吃家禽類(lèi)(特別是鴨)的“粉絲”，這個(gè)城市是非江蘇省的南京市莫屬。

Nanjing residents love eating duck, from salted duck to pancakes made with duck grease to duck-blood soup.

南京市民愛(ài)吃鴨子，無(wú)論是鹽水鴨、鴨油燒餅還是鴨血湯。

In a bowl of duck-bone stock, duck blood is presented in beancurd-like cubes together with vermicelli, fried firm bean curd and bits of duck organs, such as liver and gizzard.

鴨血粉絲的湯是用鴨骨頭熬出來(lái)的，鴨血像豆腐一樣一塊一塊的，還有炸過(guò)的凍豆腐和一些鴨子的內(nèi)臟，如鴨肝、鴨胗等。

Harbin red sausage 哈爾濱紅腸

 

Harbin red sausage is a hugely popular cold cut in China.

哈爾濱紅腸在中國(guó)是一個(gè)非常受歡迎的冷切菜。

People get it from delicatessens and eat it on its own as a snack, with bread as a picnic food or cook it with vegetables (especially cabbage).

人們從熟食店買(mǎi)到它，可以作為小吃單獨(dú)食用，也可以?shī)A在面包中作為野餐便當(dāng)，或者和蔬菜(尤其是圓白菜)一起炒。

Although traditional sausages in China are wind-dried and much sweeter than their Western counterparts, Harbin red sausages are smoked and have evolved from Lithuanian sausages.

盡管中國(guó)傳統(tǒng)香腸(臘腸)是風(fēng)干的，比西方的香腸甜得多，但是從立陶宛香腸演變而來(lái)的哈爾濱紅腸采用的是煙熏制法。

The texture is more tender than salami, firmer than an American hotdog and drier than cooked British sausages.

哈爾濱紅腸口感比意大利蒜味臘腸嫩，比美國(guó)熱狗硬，比熟英國(guó)香腸干。

Sugar-fried chestnuts 糖炒栗子

 

Street vendors in China use all sorts of curious appliances to make great foods.

中國(guó)的街頭小販們用各種奇妙的器具做出美味的食物。

For this ever-popular autumn snack, chefs fry chestnuts (which are cut open) in an enormous wok filled with black sand and granulated sugar.

糖炒栗子作為秋季零食一直以來(lái)都很受歡迎。師傅把開(kāi)口的栗子放到一口巨大的鍋里與黑砂和砂糖一起翻炒。

When properly done, they're soft, sweet and extremely fragrant.

會(huì)炒的師傅們炒出來(lái)的栗子是又軟又甜、香飄四溢的。

Although chestnuts can be found all over the world, the best ones for this popular snack come from the regions around Beijing, especially the Fangshan area.

雖然栗子在世界各地都有，但是最正宗的糖炒栗子來(lái)自北京周邊地區(qū)，尤其是房山。

Bullfrog poached in chili oil (Sichuan boiled bullfrog) 水煮牛蛙

 

Kermit might not like to hear this, but frogs are a delicacy in China, especially bullfrogs.

青蛙卡米特也許不想知道這個(gè)，但是青蛙在中國(guó)可是美食，尤其是牛蛙。

There are a variety of ways to cook bullfrogs in different parts of the country, but shui zhu -- a cooking technique from Sichuan cuisine -- has gained widespread popularity.

中國(guó)不同地區(qū)都有各自烹調(diào)牛蛙的方式，不過(guò)川菜中的水煮牛蛙是最廣受歡迎的。

Pre-fried bullfrogs are poached in oil packed with strong spices, such as chili peppers and flower peppers, then served in a larger bowl and garnished with fresh coriander.

將牛蛙先煸一下，然后放入熱油中煮，加入辛辣的調(diào)味品，如辣椒和花椒，然后用大碗盛出，灑上新鮮的香菜。

Often, the oil is still bubbling while being served.

通常情況下，剛上桌的水煮牛蛙的熱油還冒著泡。

It's an unbeatable sharing dish for a big group. It's most satisfying with a bowl of white rice.

這是一個(gè)集體共享的絕佳食物，配上白米飯最好吃。

Boiled chicken chops served cold (cold chopped chicken) 白斬雞

 

In China, chicken meat attached to the bones is considered the most flavorful.

在中國(guó)，帶骨頭的雞肉被認(rèn)為是最美味的。

That's why the majority of chicken dishes in China are served with the bones.

這就是為什么大多數(shù)的雞肉菜肴在中國(guó)是帶著骨頭上桌的。

This dish is typical. Spring chickens are boiled till tender, then chopped up and served with a dipping sauce.

這道白斬雞就是一個(gè)典型。將童子雞煮到肉嫩，剁碎后蘸醬吃。

The chunky meat is nice, but the tastiest bits are actually the bones, which locals love to suck. They're even yummier with the magic of the sweet, sour and gingery sauce.

一塊塊的雞肉固然好吃，但是最美味的部分其實(shí)是雞骨頭，當(dāng)?shù)厝俗钕矚g嘬雞骨頭。白斬雞蘸上甜甜酸酸的姜味醬料吃起來(lái)更加美味。