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Mao xue wang

A Chongqing dish of blood curds and tripe with mung bean sprouts, fully cooked in a communal bowl of mala-seasoned oily broth.

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The dish consists of blood curds and tripe along with mung bean sprouts, served in a mala seasoned oily broth. While similar to Chongqing hot pot in that the broth is not intended to be eaten, mao xue wang is served fully cooked in a communal bowl and is not simmered at the table, comparable to shuizhu.

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