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A classic Hong Kong dish featuring barbecued pork (charsiu) served over rice, often with a fried egg.
Barbecued pork is a general culinary term encompassing various preparations of pork found in different global cuisines. It can refer to smoked pork, particularly regional variations of barbecue in the United States. The term also includes specific methods like Bakkwa, a southern Chinese meat preservation technique, and Mexican preparations such as Barbacoa or Carnitas. Additionally, it covers Cantonese Char siu, characterized by seasoned, dark red strips of boneless pork, and Indonesian Batak Babi panggang.
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