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Cantonese-style glutinous rice with preserved meat

Winter Solstice is here! In Guangdong, there's a saying that Winter Solstice is more important than the Lunar New Year, so the rituals must be fully realized. For Winter Solstice, be sure to try this steamed glutinous rice with preserved meats! Every grain of rice is coated in the aroma of preserved meats, glistening with oil—it's incredibly tempting. The reddish-brown of the sausage and bacon, the deep brown of the shiitake mushrooms, the bright green of the scallions, and the pale yellow of the peanuts—the color combination is absolutely stunning; just looking at it makes your mouth water. The taste is divine! Steaming the ingredients together allows the rich, savory aroma of the preserved meats to permeate the very core of the rice, making every grain fragrant and flavorful. Combined with the freshness of the dried scallops and shrimp, and the aroma of the shiitake mushrooms, the layers of flavor are simply irresistible. This method is also a godsend for those who aren't good at cooking! No need to struggle with stir-frying glutinous rice; just steam it and you're done! The glutinous rice is chewy and bouncy, and the ingredients are thoroughly infused with flavor. Effortlessly master this limited-edition Cantonese Winter Solstice delicacy!

Steamed and Prosperous Preserved Meat Radish Cake

Cantonese-style radish cake with preserved meat, a must-have for Chinese New Year, truly embodies the phrase "rising prosperity"! Looking at this large plate, topped with glistening diced preserved sausage and golden chopped dried scallops, its appearance alone exudes an air of wealth and luxury. One bite, and the sweetness of the radish melts instantly, blending with the savory and rich aroma of the preserved meat, and the freshness of the dried shrimp and scallops swirling in your mouth. The cake itself is chewy and soft, not sticky at all, and leaves a warm feeling in your stomach. This is not only a delicious snack, but also a truly auspicious symbol, signifying that each year will be better than the last—perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying yourself!