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  "description": "Pixian doubanjiang, often described as the soul of Sichuan cuisine, is a traditional fermented condiment.",
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  "textContent": "Pixian doubanjiang, often described as the soul of Sichuan cuisine, is a traditional fermented condiment with a history of more than three hundred years. At Luo’s Doubanjiang Wonton shop, we encountered something unexpectedly different. After a few bites, the reaction is almost always the same: unexpectedly light, not overly salty, with a gentle hint of sweetness.\n\nAt Luo’s, the dish is built around that fermented depth. The wonton skins are thin with a soft chew, holding just enough structure. The broth carries a rich red color, fragrant without heaviness, mildly spicy, and rounded with a lingering savory finish. It shifts the usual perception of doubanjiang, showing what doubanjiang can do beyond the usual.",
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