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A hearty soup of slow-braised lamb in a rich, spiced broth, served with torn pieces of unleavened bread. The bread soaks up the flavorful broth while the lamb is fall-apart tender. This is a staple comfort food in Guyuan, especially popular during the cold winter months.

A unique noodle dish made from locally grown oats, kneaded and rolled by hand into thin strips. Served cold with a dressing of vinegar, chili oil, and garlic. The noodles have a distinctive chewy texture and nutty flavor that pairs perfectly with the tangy sauce.

Hand-pressed buckwheat noodles served in a savory lamb broth or with a cold sesame sauce. Buckwheat thrives in Guyuan's cool, high-altitude climate, and these noodles are a local specialty. The noodles have a firm texture and earthy flavor.

Foraged from the forests of the Liupan Mountains, these wild mushrooms are prized for their intense umami flavor. Typically stir-fried with local greens or added to soups and stews, they bring the taste of the mountain forests to the table.

Guyuan's high-altitude, well-drained soil produces exceptionally fluffy and flavorful potatoes. Roasted over charcoal and served with a sprinkle of local chili salt, these make a simple but addictive street snack. The crispy skin and soft interior are beloved by locals.