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Shan State Cooking: The Mountain Tradition

One of 7 entries · BURMESE + CAMBODIAN + LAOTIAN + SOUTH CAUCASUS

Origin

The Shan people of Myanmar's eastern highlands — one of the country's largest ethnic groups — maintain a distinct culinary tradition that reflects their geographic position between Burma, Thailand, Laos, and China's Yunnan province. Shan food is lighter than Burmese cooking, more herb-forward, less oil-dependent, and specifically connected to the mountain agriculture of the Shan plateau.

Description

Shan culinary techniques.

The Thread

Burmese mohinga (same rice noodle tradition — different broth), Thai northern noodles (same mountain Southeast Asian noodle tradition), Yunnan crossing the bridge noodles (same northern tradition thro

Source

BURMESE + CAMBODIAN + LAOTIAN + SOUTH CAUCASUS

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