Zhoushan Seafood Noodles

Putuo Mountain Guanyin Cake

Shredded Radish Shrimp Dumplings

Osmanthus Fried Rice Cake

Fish Skin dumplings

Seafood steamed buns

Zhoushan swimming crabs

Wine fermented rice dumplings

Zhoushan’s seafood food stalls are also a major feature

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Here are some delicacies:

Zhoushan specialty swimming crab: There are many types of crabs on the Zhoushan fishery, and the one with the most abundant resources and the highest yield is the three-tuberculose swimming crab. The swimming crab is covered with a hard carapace and its back is dark green. Its shape is like a weaving shuttle, hence its name. Crabs caught after the ninth month of the lunar calendar are called "grey crabs". They are plump, of the best quality, and rich in nutrients. They are a delicacy to go with wine. Swimming crabs are mainly steamed. You can also add salt to make crab paste, crab stock or crab paste according to traditional local processing methods. You can also wash the crabs and soak them in salt brine to make "choked crabs", which has a unique flavor. .

Zhoushan seafood noodles are a kind of delicacy. The noodles are smooth and the soup is delicious. It is a local specialty. The raw materials include noodles, live shrimps, shrimps, razor clams, etc., seasonings, etc. The production process is simple.

"Fish Skin Dumplings" are made from Yellow River catfish, minced meat, mushrooms, etc. The vegetable soup is fresh and fresh, and the dumplings are tender and refreshing. It is a traditional famous dish of the Han people in Lanzhou. Cover and cook the stuffing, open the lid and cook the skin, add cold water 1 to 2 times, take it out of the pot when it is cooked through and the texture is fresh and tender.

Zhoushan City is my country's first prefecture-level city organized as an archipelago. It is affiliated to Zhejiang Province. It is located at the intersection of the golden coastline of eastern China and the golden waterway of the Yangtze River. It is backed by the vast economic hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta. If The Yangtze River is compared to a giant dragon leaping towards the East China Sea, Shanghai is compared to the dragon's head, and Zhoushan is the bright dragon pearl on the dragon's head. Zhoushan has 1,390 islands and more than 270 kilometers of deep-water coastline. It is China's largest archipelago and an important port city. It governs Dinghai and Putuo districts and Daishan and Shengsi counties, with a permanent population of 1.146 million.

Zhoushan City is located in Zhoushan Islands, Zhejiang Province. It is located on the southeast coast of my country, south of the Yangtze River Estuary, and on the East China Sea at the outer edge of Hangzhou Bay. The geographical location is between 121°3O′～123°25′ east longitude and 29°32′～31°04′ north latitude. It is 182 kilometers long from east to west and 169 kilometers wide from north to south.