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By Jereme Leung
Published 2010
In its most primitive form, this dish contained bean curd skin that was cut up, shredded and mixed with vegetables, like a salad. Then, in a sort of natural progression of cooking, chefs started to wrap up the vegetables with the skin, like a spring roll. When I was developing my Beijing food menu, I tasted this dish many times and was disappointed by its dryness, so I decided to add foie gras to the bean curd roll for moistness and flavour. Foie gras is increasingly popular in Chinese fine