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Gansu cuisine

Gansu cuisine

Traditional Chinese

甘肅菜

Simplified Chinese

甘肃菜

Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin	Gānsù cài

Chinese cuisine
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Gansu cuisine, also known as Long cuisine (陇菜), is the regional cooking style of the Han Chinese deeply influenced by the local Hui people in the Gansu province of Northwestern China.

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