thick, peppery soup originating in Henan, commonly eaten for breakfast
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see 薑還是老的辣|姜还是老的辣[]
ginger gets spicier as it gets older (idiom) / the older, the wiser
to relieve the burning sensation of spicy food
(coll.) insanely spicy (the highest level of spiciness on a menu)
if a woman likes to eat sour during pregnancy, she will have a boy / if she likes to eat spicy, she will have a girl (idiom)
(lit.) sour, sweet, bitter and spicy (idiom) / (fig.) all kinds of flavors / the joys and sorrows of life
hot and sour shredded potato
hot and sour soup / sour and spicy soup
hot and sour noodles (Sichuan-origin dish made with starch-based noodles)
hot and sour sauce / chutney
very spicy
treacherous and murderous
horseradish / wasabi / green mustard
malatang (a Sichuan-style spicy soup dish)
(Catholicism) Rahab, mother of Boaz
Tabasco (brand)
Zerah (son of Judah in the Old Testament)
Gomorrah
jalapeño
Sodom and Gomorrah
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