
Roasted peppers with preserved eggs [Photo/Changsha.com.cn]
After the peppers are roasted, their skins peeled and the flesh finely chopped into slices, they are immersed in vinegar to give them a sour and tangy taste. When ready for serving they are placed atop a bed of sliced preserved eggs. This simple Hunan dish is popular among locals for its clean, fresh, slightly sour flavor.
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