Jellies & Gelatins

Cold Starch Jelly

凉粉

Shaanxi, China

Pea or mung bean starch set into a firm translucent jelly, cut into strips and dressed with vinegar, garlic and chilli oil.

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What it is

A closer look at Cold Starch Jelly.

Pea or mung bean starch set into a firm translucent jelly, cut into strips and dressed with vinegar, garlic and chilli oil.

What to look for

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Cut on a wire or with a special hole-punch scraper. It should wobble but hold a strip; slimy means the starch ratio was off.

Where it belongs

Origins and
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Native to

Shaanxi, China

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Names around the table

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Cold Starch Jellyprimary
凉粉local · 🇨🇳
Liángfěntransliteration

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