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Hakka people are migratory tribes of ethnic Han people originated from central China. Their ancestors exiled themselves from foreign rulers such as the Mongols in Yuan Dynasty. Due to their late migration to the southern areas of China, they found that all of the best land had been settled long before. The Hakkas then were forced to settle in the sparsely settled hill country. As a result, fresh produce was at a premium, forcing the Hakkas to heavily utilize dried and preserved ingredients, such as various kinds of fermented beancurd and much use of onion. Due to the hill country being far inland seafood is a rarity. Pork is by far the most favored meat of the Hakkas, with belly bacon being the preferred cut as it has alternating layers of fat and lean meat, providing an excellent texture. Famous dishes in Hakka restaurants in Hong Kong include:
Other traditional Hakka dishes include:
Hakka food also includes takes on other traditional Chinese dishes, just as other Chinese dialects do. See also: cuisine, Chinese cuisine, cooking Category:Chinese cuisine Category:Cantonese cuisine zh:客家菜 This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Hakka cuisine".
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