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A Michelin-starred restaurant in Macau is reviving China's rare Chengdu mansion cuisine

Led by seasoned chef Yang Denqguan, Five Foot Road in Macau's MGM Cotai is one of the few restaurants still cooking Chengdu mansion cuisine.

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澳门一家米其林星级餐厅正在复兴中国罕见的成都府邸菜。

The minced chicken and egg white bouillon is an extremely labour-intensive dish that highlights Yang’s intricate knife skills and rigour involved in Chengdu mansion cuisine.

Szechuan cuisine has become increasingly popular all over the world, epitomised by the distinctive flavour profile of “mala” or the tongue-numbing properties imparted by the famed incendiary Szechuan peppercorns and dried chilli peppers that have become so distinctive in the cuisine.

But the breadth and width of Szechuan cuisine stretches further than this one singular component. There are four regional branches of Szechuan cuisine and 24 flavour profiles that include “mala” as well as spicy sesame (sesame and mala), garlic paste (mala, garlic, sesame oil and chilli oil) and many, many others.

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