Recipes you can take apart
Take a dish apart,piece by piece.
What goes in, how much, in what order and how hot: every dish is a 3D model you can turn, compiled item by item from a public source.
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One dish, several ways
Differences worked out item by item from the ingredients and stepsPeking Duck (hung-oven)
Peking Duck (closed-oven)
Peking duck: two ways
Peking Duck (hung-oven) and Peking Duck (closed-oven), taken apart side by side, with amounts scaled to 2750 g of dressed Beijing duck.
- The heat is different: Peking Duck (hung-oven) cooks in a hung oven (open fruitwood fire); Peking Duck (closed-oven) cooks in a closed oven (flameless gas).
- Roast times differ: Peking Duck (hung-oven) usually 60–70 min; Peking Duck (closed-oven) usually 50 min – 1 h.
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Source · Web recipe
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3 h 21 min – 4 h 1 min本帮红烧肉
Source · Government
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77–91 min猪肉白菜水饺
Source · Local standard
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61–86 min毛氏红烧肉
Source · Published book
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Source · Local standard
Peking Duck (hung-oven)
9 h 52 min – 14 h 2 min北京烤鸭(挂炉)
Source · Association standard
Peking Duck (closed-oven)
9 h 43 min – 13 h 53 min北京烤鸭(焖炉)
Source · Association standard