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Aside from it being a staple of Beijing cuisine, this dish can be found in overseas Chinese restaurants around the world. | Aside from it being a staple of Beijing cuisine, this dish can be found in overseas Chinese restaurants around the world. | ||
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| Traditional Chinese | 北京烤鴨 | ||||||||
| Simplified Chinese | 北京烤鸭 | ||||||||
| Literal meaning | Beijing roast duck | ||||||||
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Peking duck is a Chinese dish.
It is sliced roasted duck, served with a plum sauce and thin pancakes. When it is eaten, the sauce is spread in the pancake, and some duck is put in. It is then eaten like a burrito.
Aside from it being a staple of Beijing cuisine, this dish can be found in overseas Chinese restaurants around the world.