long6 juk6晾肉
Jyutpinglong6 juk6
Yalelohng yuhk
Definition
Air-dried cured meat, typically pork belly, preserved by hanging outdoors in the wind.
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How it's used
Refers specifically to meat that has been preserved through air-drying, often hung up in a cool or breezy place. It is distinct from smoked or heavily processed jerky, focusing on the traditional method of curing by exposure to air. It is frequently associated with home-cooked dishes or traditional preserved food culture.
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faai3塊faiRelated words
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 臘肉, which is specifically cured and air-dried meat often seasoned with salt and spices, typically used in claypot rice. 晾肉 is a more general term for the process of air-drying meat, whereas 臘肉 is a specific culinary product.
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