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Flavor chemistry of Chinese foods
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1989
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Food ChemistryFlavor ChemistryDelicate FlavorsFood CompositionFlavoromicsChinese FoodsChemical CompositionFood AnalysisEast Asian LanguagesChemistryFood QualityPhytochemicalHealth Sciences
Abstract The rich and delicate flavors are the mam reason that Chinese cuisine is held in high esteem worldwide. Seasonings and spices are heavily used in most Chinese foods. This review summarizes the flavor chemistry of some seasonings and spices such as soy sauce, vinegar garlic, scallions, shallots, ginger, star anise, and black mushroom, all of which are commonly used in Chinese foods. The possible interactions of seasonings or spices with other ingredients in the cooking of Chinese dishes are emphasized. Selected examples of the flavors of traditional Chinese foods are presented.
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