1, seaweed bean jelly

Qingdao bean jelly is a dish, also known as seaweed bean jelly. The main raw materials are bean jelly, garlic paste, coriander powder and so on. It is a characteristic traditional snack in Qingdao, Shandong Province. The bean jelly made of seaweed, cauliflower and cornu Cervi, which is unique to Qingdao, is transparent and crystal clear, with garlic paste, coriander powder, sesame oil, vinegar, salt, monosodium glutamate, etc., which is a delicious food to relieve summer heat and accompany wine.

2. Three-fresh pot stickers

Three-fresh pot stickers, a traditional name, are fried and branded stuffing snacks. They are exquisitely made and delicious. Most of them are made of pork stuffing, and they are matched with different fresh vegetables according to seasons, generally in the shape of jiaozi. Three fresh pot stickers, as the name implies, are filled with leeks, dried shrimps and scallops in addition to pork.

3. Sauced trotters

Sauced trotters are a traditional famous dish, which is mostly found in major cuisines. Salty, soft and colorful. It is a common home-cooked dish. The main ingredient is pig's trotters, which are stewed with soy sauce, salt, pepper and other ingredients. It is a traditional food that Qingdao citizens love. In history, almost every household "sauced pig's feet" every lunar New Year. Among them, "Liuting Pig's trotters" is more famous, and it is a household name in the island city.

4. Seafood noodles with noodles

Seafood noodles with noodles with noodles is a special snack in Qingdao. It has a flexible and smooth entrance, outstanding seafood flavor and bright color, which can be described as the best pasta with all colors and flavors. Seafood noodles with marinated seafood are first marinated with seafood and then cooked with handmade noodles, which is different from other noodles in terms of material selection and cooking methods. More importantly, it has a unique taste and more comprehensive nutritional ingredients. Seafood noodles with marinated seafood can be described as a successful case of Qingdao people's improvement of pasta.

5. Chicken soup wonton

is a traditional snack in Qingdao. The most distinctive feature is that it is made of clear soup boiled from hen and pig chicken bones, which is delicious and refreshing. Wonton stuffing can be varied, which can be all kinds of lean meat such as pork and beef, or seafood, but the only thing that has remained unchanged in Qingdao for many years is its "chicken soup". Qingdao citizens prefer wonton, and more importantly, that bowl of delicious chicken soup.

6. Bayujiaozi

is a kind of jiaozi with the highest appearance rate in jiaozi. Spanish mackerel dumplings are made from fresh Spanish mackerel, with appropriate amount of pork belly stuffing and leeks. Some people add milk to increase the delicacy of Spanish mackerel. The "stirring" force is very important in the preparation of Spanish mackerel dumpling stuffing. After removing the thorns, the Spanish mackerel is chopped into mud and stirred in one direction with chopsticks. Never change the direction. The Spanish mackerel stuffing thus stirred is powerful and tastes great. Spanish mackerel dumplings are a very delicious jiaozi.

Extended information:

Qingdao, a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province, is referred to as "Qing", a city under separate state planning, a mega-city, a sub-provincial city, an economic center of Shandong Province, an important national coastal central city, a coastal holiday tourist city, an international port city, an important national pioneering area for the development of modern marine industry, an international shipping hub in Northeast Asia, and a marine sports base.

Qingdao is located in the southeast coast of Shandong Peninsula, in the east of Jiaodong Peninsula, and at the forefront of China-Japan-Korea Free Trade Zone. Close to the Yellow Sea, facing the Korean Peninsula across the sea, adjacent to Yantai in the northeast, Weifang in the west and Rizhao in the southwest; The total area is 11282 square kilometers.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Qingdao.