History: According to legend, it was founded in a village called "Zhang Xiu House" 300 years ago, so it was originally named "Xiulou Gante". It is also called "Temple Tibetan" because Yimen Tibetan is called "Temple Tibetan". After dried moss is made, it is usually packaged and shipped to various places for sale. After the package is opened, it smells fragrant and is called "coriander" by merchants in Huguang and Hong Kong. This dried moss has a unique taste and people regard it as a treasure. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1736- 1795), it was presented to the emperor as a "tribute dish".

Features: The dried moss is made by peeling and drying the stems of autumn moss in Yimenji area of Guoyang county, which has the characteristics of fragrance and crispness. Preparation: First, take out a proper amount of dried moss, soak it in warm water for two hours, then cut it into two-fingered pieces, and mix it with dried shrimp, shredded ginger, pepper and salt for salty mixing; Add sugar for sweet mixing. Especially in cold weather, a crisp green cold dish-dried moss-appears on the dining table, which will make people feel spring immediately. Technology: Dry moss should be cut and dried immediately after harvest. Dry cutting is the key to the production of dried moss, and it must go through the processes of defoliation, peeling, slicing and drying. Cutting requirements: the knife should be straight, the thickness and length of the moss should be consistent, and one end of the root should be connected to facilitate drying. Most of the water in the moss slices evaporates and wilts, so it can be put on the market for sale.

Wuhu sesame coriander

Origin: Wuhu, Anhui, China.

Features: Sesame coriander, also known as "Five Coriander", is made of tall Chinese cabbage with long stems, short leaves and strong and tender trees, with appropriate amount of fine salt, spiced powder, chopped garlic cloves, pepper powder, fried black sesame seeds, cooked vegetable oil and a little preservative. It goes through the traditional processes of drying, cleaning, cutting, dehydration, pickling, seasoning and sealing. Technology: The sauce-making method of Wuhu sesame coriander is exquisite and simple, basically following the process formed in the middle of Qing Dynasty. According to Li Huanan's "Wake Up the Garden Record" in the Qing Dynasty, the pickling method of this dish at that time was: 624 yuan of fine salt for every ten Jin of vegetables. First spread out the dishes one by one, shred or cut the thick part of the club head into inches, dry it in the sun for six or seven minutes, and add salt. Knead it until it is very light, add pepper, fennel and shredded tangerine peel, mix well, put it in a jar, and put the mouth tightly with grass to avoid discouragement. After hiding and lying back, you can eat in January.

Cucumber wrapped in Suixi sauce (Chinese food)