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'''Hot pot''' is a style of [[Chinese]] meal, common in [[Sichuan]] cuisine. The food is presented raw and cooked at the table in pots of boiling water. The kind of food varies by location; common foods include sliced meat, [[prawns]], [[tofu]], green [[vegetables]] and [[mushrooms]]. The price of hot pot meals varies, but most hot pot restaurants are quite expensive, costing 80元 per person or more.
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'''Hot pot''' ([[Simplified Chinese|Simplified]]: 火锅; [[Traditional Chinese|Traditional]]: 火鍋) is a style of [[Chinese]] meal, common in [[Sichuan]] cuisine. The food is presented raw and cooked at the table in pots of boiling water. The kind of food varies by location; common foods include sliced meat, [[prawns]], [[tofu]], green [[vegetables]], [[seaweed]] and [[mushrooms]]. The price of hot pot meals varies, but most hot pot restaurants are quite expensive, costing 80元 (about $12) per person or more.
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One variant on hot pot is [[malatang]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:29, January 5, 2010

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Hot pot (Simplified: 火锅; Traditional: 火鍋) is a style of Chinese meal, common in Sichuan cuisine. The food is presented raw and cooked at the table in pots of boiling water. The kind of food varies by location; common foods include sliced meat, prawns, tofu, green vegetables, seaweed and mushrooms. The price of hot pot meals varies, but most hot pot restaurants are quite expensive, costing 80元 (about $12) per person or more.

One variant on hot pot is malatang.