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How to draw Shaanxi cuisine?
1. Let's draw an ellipse as the outline of the bun first;

2. Choose one side of the ellipse to be open and concave;

3. Draw the outline of the meat with a brush;

4. Draw vegetable leaves to outline;

5. We colored it, the meat part was painted brown and the steamed bread was painted light yellow;

6. Draw an ellipse as a plate and decorate it with a yellow pen.

Introduction of Shaanxi Special Food: Mutton Paomo

Mutton paomo is referred to as mutton paomo for short. It is well-cooked, with thick and mellow ingredients, thick carrion soup, fat but not greasy, rich in nutrition, full of fragrance, attractive appetite and endless aftertaste after eating.

Introduction of Shaanxi specialty food Qishan minced meat noodles

Minced meat noodles are the traditional noodles of Han nationality in northwest China, and also the famous snacks of Xifu, among which the minced meat noodles in Qishan, Baoji are the most authentic. Minced meat noodles have a long history. There are also side dishes such as tofu and eggs, which is simple.

Introduction of Shaanxi special food: Chinese hamburger

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Introduction of Shaanxi special food: Hanzhong rice noodles

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