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Savory · July 11, 2024

Heartbreak Liangfen (Jelly Noodles) 伤心凉粉

Liangfen are a type of noodles with a bouncy, jelly-like texture made from mung bean starch or green pea starch. The noodles are served cold, drenched in a spicy sauce. Heartbreak liangfen is a popular Sichuan dish where liangfen is…

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