The ingredients of Mala Tang included meat (such as beef, mutton, luncheon meat), soy products (such as tofu, bean paste), vegetables (such as winter melon, cauliflower, oil wheat), noodles (such as vermicelli, wide noodles), duck blood, beef tripe, etc. In addition, he could also choose other ingredients to put into the spicy hot pot according to his personal preferences.
Mala Tang had meat, vegetables, seafood, bean flour products, and staple food. In terms of meat, there were pork, beef, mutton, ribs, chicken, duck, ham, shrimp, fish, and some less common ones such as frog meat and bullfrog meat. There were many types of vegetables, including cabbage, lettuce, coriander, fungus, mushrooms, winter melon, radish, seaweed, lotus root slices, potato slices, baby cabbage, lettuce slices, cauliflower, purple cabbage, enoki mushroom, day lily, bean sprouts, leeks, small vegetables, purple cabbage, yam, chrysanthemum, water spinach, sweet potato, oyster mushroom, shiitake mushroom, and so on. In addition, there were also noodles, meatballs, roots, sprouts, fungi, soy products, and seafood. The specific flavors included Vitality Bone Soup, Heart-warming Tomato Soup, Spicy Bone Soup, Thai soup tom yum, Secret Sand Tea Soup, Sour and Spicy Golden Soup, Sichuan-style Dry Mix, and so on.
The English translation of Malatang was Spicy Hot Pot. According to the " Code of English Translation in the Public Service Sector " issued by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quality Supervision and the National Administration of Standardisation, the standard translation of Malatang was Spicy Hot Pot. This traditional specialty snack originated from Leshan, Sichuan Province, and became popular all over the country after being improved by the northeast. Mala Tang was a kind of spicy and fragrant food. It was one of the unique foods in Sichuan and Chongqing that could represent Sichuan cuisine. In addition to spicy hotpot, there were many other delicacies in China, such as spicy sticks and barbecue.
The following conclusions: - Zhang Liang was the founder of Zhang Liang's Hot Pot. - Yang Guofu was the founder of Yang Guofu's Mala Hotpot. - Zhu Yonglei was the founder of Tang Huo Kung Fu Hot Pot. Therefore, the founder of A Bowl of Hot Spicy Hot Pot could be Zhang Liang, Yang Guofu, or Zhu Yonglei.
The recipe and recipe of Tang Huo Kung Fu Hot Pot could be made according to the search results provided. According to the recipe in document 1, he needed to prepare some spicy seasonings, such as chili powder, pepper powder, Pi County bean paste, etc. In document 2, it was mentioned that he needed to stir-fry scallions and garlic, then add chili powder and pepper powder. In document 3, there were some ingredients that could be added to the spicy hot pot, such as potatoes, sweet potato vermicelli, broccoli, and so on. In document 6, it was mentioned that milk and water could be added to boil the soup, and then various ingredients could be added to cook it. According to the recipe in document 7, he could also prepare some dipping sauce and base to match the spicy soup. In general, the cooking method of Tang Huo Kung Fu Mala Tang included frying the seasoning, boiling the soup base, adding ingredients and cooking. The specific recipe and cooking method could be adjusted according to personal taste and preference.
The ingredients of the spicy hotpot could be adjusted according to one's personal preferences and tastes, but generally speaking, the common ingredients of the spicy hotpot included meat dishes and vegetable dishes. For meat dishes, he could choose rabbit loin, tripe, eel, pig's throat, luncheon meat, and so on. For vegetarian dishes, he could choose lotus root slices, lettuce, winter melon, fragrant mushrooms, dried tofu, cabbage, cauliflower, and vegetable heads. In addition, the condiments of the spicy hotpot were also very important. Common condiments included beef butter, vegetable oil, Pi County bean paste, Yongchuan fermented soybean, rock sugar, pepper, pepper, dried chili, fermented rice juice, Shao wine, ginger rice, refined salt, tsaoko, cassia bark, grass, white fungus, chili powder, and so on. In short, the ingredients of the spicy hotpot could be selected and adjusted according to one's personal taste and preferences.
Spicy Hot Soup was a traditional specialty snack that originated from Sichuan and Chongqing. It was also one of the unique dishes in Sichuan and Chongqing that could represent the "Sichuan taste". It tasted spicy and fragrant, and was loved by diners all over China. There was a wide selection of ingredients for the Mala Tang. Diners could choose all kinds of dishes according to their personal preferences. Usually, the main ingredients were those that were easy to cook, such as beef, tripe, lotus root slices, soy products, etc. The method of making spicy hotpot was to first make the bittern, then stir-fry the bean paste, ginger, and pepper, add the fresh soup, and then add various seasonings to boil. Next, he washed, sliced, or diced the various ingredients, and then placed them into the bittern according to their degree of ripeness. Finally, the cooked ingredients were scooped out and ready to be eaten. They could also be dipped in seasonings. The process of making Mala Tang was simple and the taste was spicy. It was a delicious snack with Sichuan and Chongqing characteristics.
The specialty of Mala Tang was its heavy spiciness. Sichuan spicy hotpot was featured by heavy hemp and spicy, which was difficult to be accepted by people outside Sichuan and Chongqing. Mala Tang, which had been improved by the Northeasterners, used a large bone soup base and softer seasonings. The original spicy and heavy taste was changed from the soup base to a choice of small seasonings. Red oil soup was no longer an essential element, replaced by sesame sauce that was very characteristic of the Northeasterners.
The phrase " a bowl of spicy hotpot 13 times " referred to a humorous joke. The specific situation was that the male protagonist went out to eat spicy hotpot and then asked the boss to serve the dishes at a price of 6 yuan. There were a total of 13 dishes. The boy looked at the table full of food and didn't know how to start. In the end, he could only eat one by one. After eating, he was very full. This jingle was often used to remind people not to develop relationships too quickly when they met online. This joke became interesting and became a topic of conversation for many people.
There were many attractive slogans for Mala Tang. Here are some examples: 1. Little Beauty and Spicy. Love comes from the tip of your tongue to the bottom of your heart. 2. Drink the soup while it's hot. It's delicious and healthy. 3. Spicy and hot, fragrant. 4. Eating spicy food makes you healthier and more beautiful. 5. Xiaomei Spicy Hot Pot, a healthy spicy hot pot. 6. Taste is responsible, nutritious and healthy. 7. Enjoy the hot and spicy feast and fish out the beauty salon. 8. It's easy to adjust to everyone's tastes. It's in Little Mei Spicy Hot Fishing. 9. Meeting is love, beauty is the heart. 10. Petty women are so beautiful-- These slogans drew people's attention by describing the taste, health, and taste of the spicy hotpot. They used concise and vivid language to make people interested in Malatang and willing to try it.
The soup base of Tang Huo Kung Fu Mala Tang was made of pig bones, chicken bones, soybeans, and other nutritious ingredients.