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spans Northern China, Japan and Korea | |||
==Geography== | |||
==Official languages== | |||
[[Siészalese]]; states may have other official languages like [[Xeno-Mandarin]] | |||
==Music== | ==Music== | ||
==Cuisine== | ==Cuisine== | ||
*záfsaj ("mixed vegetables") = a kind of salad made with various greens and seaweeds | Siészal is one of the most vegetarian parts of Lõis, with an estimated 30% of the population being vegetarian. It's second only to Newton and Mexico. | ||
*czásiáŋmién ("fried sauce noodles") = noodles with a fried soybean-, fish-, and seafood-based sauce. | |||
*lyŋmién ("cold noodles") = ice cold noodles, served with roe and rice wine sauce | *''záfsaj'' ("mixed vegetables") = a kind of salad made with various greens and seaweeds | ||
*''czásiáŋmién'' ("fried sauce noodles") = noodles with a stir-fried soybean-, fish-, and seafood-based sauce and various stir-fried vegetables. ''Czásiáŋmién'' sauce contains no pork, unlike Korean ''jjajangmyeon''. Veg(etari)an versions feature shiitake and other mushrooms instead of fish and seafood. | |||
*''lyŋmién'' ("cold noodles") = ice-cold noodles, served with ice, roe, vegetables, and a rice wine-based sauce | |||
*''lámién'' (Transcription of Xeno-Mandarin 拉面 ''lamian'') = stir-fried hand-pulled noodles | |||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 10 May 2020
spans Northern China, Japan and Korea
Geography
Official languages
Siészalese; states may have other official languages like Xeno-Mandarin
Music
Cuisine
Siészal is one of the most vegetarian parts of Lõis, with an estimated 30% of the population being vegetarian. It's second only to Newton and Mexico.
- záfsaj ("mixed vegetables") = a kind of salad made with various greens and seaweeds
- czásiáŋmién ("fried sauce noodles") = noodles with a stir-fried soybean-, fish-, and seafood-based sauce and various stir-fried vegetables. Czásiáŋmién sauce contains no pork, unlike Korean jjajangmyeon. Veg(etari)an versions feature shiitake and other mushrooms instead of fish and seafood.
- lyŋmién ("cold noodles") = ice-cold noodles, served with ice, roe, vegetables, and a rice wine-based sauce
- lámién (Transcription of Xeno-Mandarin 拉面 lamian) = stir-fried hand-pulled noodles