Where is Quanzhou snack training good?

Quanzhou snack training institution recognized by the market is Quanzhou snack training institution. Including the chef's technical learning, how to choose ingredients, choose a place to open a shop, marketing and other knowledge and skills.

Quanzhou Food First Snack Training Institution focuses on technical research and training of various specialty snacks, and has a strong and practical professional teaching team. After years of development, the institution has continuously improved its teaching service system and launched a unique training course with rich teaching content and comfortable learning environment. By means of practical teaching, students can master practical skills firmly and realize their entrepreneurial dreams quickly.

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Quanzhou snacks:

Quanzhou-style snacks contain rich historical and cultural connotations, and there are many stories about "food" culture. There are many kinds of snacks, which are renovated in style, beautiful in shape, exquisite in materials and fine in workmanship. There are six categories: side dishes, hot dishes, soups, staple foods, desserts and fruits. Chefs use a wealth of special dishes, combined with traditional techniques such as frying, frying, frying and stewing of Quanzhou local cuisine, to fully reflect the flavor characteristics of Minnan snacks, which not only retains the legacy of Tang and Song Dynasties, but also has innovative contents.

Representative dishes include Anhai bamboo shoot jelly, Honglai chicken feet, pettitoes, jellyfish skin, sweet and sour radish, Dehua yam, Anxi braised tofu, cold cucumber, sweet and sour lotus root slices, mashed garlic eggplant, kelp mixed with sesame oil, salted peanuts (with shells), sand fish jelly, cold bitter gourd, spicy oil bamboo shoots, fried oysters, osmanthus crabs, river eels and braised duck with taro.