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Batter-Fried Bean Curd with Shrimp

Guota Doufu

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By Ellen Schrecker

Published 1976

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Flavor: Mild and Gingery

Not all the good food in China comes from Szechwan. This savory bean curd dish is Pekingese. Said to be the favorite food of Tzu-hsi, the famous Empress Dowager of late nineteenth-century China, it is just the kind of simple, delicate food an experienced gourmet would yearn for after a surfeit of imperial banquets. We first encountered the dish at the most famous Peking Duck restaurant in Taipei. A helpful waiter suggested it — and once we tasted it we were

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