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Fried rice with seafood

Riso fritto con frutti di mare

Fried rice with seafood.
One of the typical dishes of Chinese cuisine photographed in Thailand a few months ago.
Shrimp, vegetables and eggs with a splash of lime and the dish is finished!
I actually thought I had already posted this photo but in the end I hadn't done it yet!

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Riso fritto con frutti di mare

Photo taken with Honor 10.

Non-glutinous rice is the most consumed rice by the Chinese, usually boiled in water without salt. Generally speaking, the Chinese prefer their rice to be husked, white and long grained so as to make the dish “airy” and dry. In the eastern regions and Taiwan, a slightly more sticky and medium grain rice is preferred.
It can be fried together with meat and vegetables; various Chinese fried/fried rice dishes are collectively called chao fan, among which is the popular Cantonese rice.
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Fried rice with seafood tasted in Thailand – Riz sauté aux fruits de mer dégusté en Thaïlande – Arroz frito con marisco degustado en Tailandia – Arroz frito com frutos do mar degustados na Tailândia – Gebratener Reis mit in Thailand verkosteten Meeresfrüchten – Cơm rang hải sản Thái Lan – 泰国海鲜炒饭 – タイで味わったシーフードの揚げ米
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Birra Tsingtao, bionda cinese

Birra Tsingtao, bionda cinese

Birra Tsingtao, bionda cinese.
Una delle birre piu’ vendute in Cina, per cui praticamente al mondo, e’ questa lager prodotta nella omonima citta’ asiatica.

Birra Tsingtao, bionda cinese

Photo taken with Honor 10.

Il sito ufficiale e’ tsingtaobeer.com.

Beer is an alcoholic beverage obtained from the fermentation of malted barley wort, flavored and bittered with hops. Beer is one of the most widespread and oldest alcoholic beverages in the world. It is produced through the alcoholic fermentation with strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae or Saccharomyces carlsbergensis of sugars derived from starchy sources, the most used of which is barley malt, or germinated and dried barley, often simply called malt. Wheat, corn, rice are also used - the latter two especially as additions in industrially produced beers - and, to a lesser extent, oats, spelt, rye. Other less used plants are cassava root, millet and sorghum in Africa, potatoes in Brazil and agave in Mexico.

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Some pictures on a Chinese vase

Immagini da vaso cinese

Some images on a Chinese vase.
Among the memories of my grandmother's house, there is also a Chinese vase (once, I believe, of great value but unfortunately broken and glued back together).
The characters depicted on it, in their simplicity, evoke scenes of samurai and warriors.

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Immagini da vaso cinese

Immagini da vaso cinese

Some pictures on a Chinese vase – Quelques images sur un vase chinois – Algunas imágenes sobre un jarrón chino. – Algumas imagens num vaso chinês – Einige Bilder auf einer chinesischen Vase – Một số hình ảnh về bình hoa Trung Quốc