Peking Duck and Pancake Wraps

Tǔdòu Sī Juǎn Bǐng (土豆丝卷饼)

Shredded potato wrap; stir-fried potatoes with vinegar and chili in pancake.

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Mùxū Ròu Juǎn Bǐng (木须肉卷饼)

Muxu rou is named for its egg, scattered yellow like osmanthus blossom: a Shandong stir-fry of pork, wood ear and daylily that learned to be folded into a thin pancake.

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Kǎoyā Bǐng (烤鸭饼)

Duck pancake; the thin wrapper for Peking duck.

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Juǎn Bǐng (卷饼)

A rolled wheat pancake, soft not crisp. The northern street version comes hot off a dawn griddle; its Fujian twin, the runbing, cooks cold for the no-fire Tomb-Sweeping day and gave its name.

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Jīngjiàng Ròusī Juǎn Bǐng (京酱肉丝卷饼)

Jingjiang rousi arrives at a Beijing table as two things: a platter of glossy sweet-bean-sauced pork and a stack of pale doupi tofu skins. The sandwich is the one the diner rolls.

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Chūnjuǎn Pí (春卷皮)

Spring roll wrapper; thin, for wrapping.

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Běijīng Kǎoyā Juǎn (北京烤鸭卷)

The Beijing kaoya juan is the afterlife of a banquet: the lacquered duck a Ming court ate, now a hand parcel where a thin pancake, sweet sauce, scallion, and carved slices stand in for the ceremony.

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Bǎobǐng (薄饼)

Thin pancake wrapper; for Peking duck and wraps.

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