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Q: Where is 'shou si bao cai' (手撕包菜) from?

Of all the wonderful Chinese dishes, I think this simple beauty has to be my favourite! But can you tell me where it originates from? I ate it in a UK restaurant once, and the English translation was 'turkish cabbage', but I don't think it's really from Turkey... it's definitely a Chinese dish, but where?!

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手 肆 means torn by hands ..that's why its called 手撕包菜

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Really, I thought it's Si Chuan food, but I did have this dish in every Chinese restaurant.

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