Ye wei

Ye wei
Ye wei

Ye wei

Ye wei en Hunan
Chino 野味
Literalmente: sabor salvaje

Ye wei es esencialmente la categoría de caza salvaje de la cocina china. Es casi exclusiva de la República Popular China, ya que solo el continente cuenta con zonas rurales lo suficientemente grandes para los animales sin domesticar.

Contenido

Historia

Históricamente los miembros de las cortes imperiales de la época dinástica pedían grandes animales para sus banquetes. Un ejemplo famoso es el Festín Manchú-Han. Actualmente puede ser consumida con cualquiera con acceso a animales salvajes.

Terminología

La palabra 野 significa básicamente ‘salvaje’, siendo una forma abreviada de 野獸, ‘bestias salvajes’.

Estilos

Prácticamente no hay métodos de preparación establecidos, ya que cada región puede tener nombres diferentes para los platos.

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