Summary: | 碩士 === 國立政治大學 === 民族學系 === 105 === This article is based on the theme of "Mongolian Cuisine", which is mainly based on the local cuisine of Mongolia. (Цагаан идээ), various plants and fruits; "yellow food" (Шар идээ), "red food" (Улаан идээ), five kinds of meat; Various kinds of crops and grains of fried food(Ногоон идээ); "black food" (Хар идээ), a variety of drinks and alcohol, mineral water and other five kinds of five-color dishes, that is, Mongolian cuisine.
This article is divided into five chapters to discuss. The second to the fifth chapter is about the five-color dishes, and the first chapter is discussed as the stove, which is the base of cuisine.
The first chapter introduces the Mongolian stove and five-colors cuisine, introducing the Mongolian traditional "stove culture" and the tools used in the process of cuisine.
Chapter II Red Food: The Image of Nomadic Cuisine. (Sheep, cattle, goats, horses, camels) from the nomadic life and the processing of livestock, meat, meat processing, viscera and petrique treatment, and the various meat processing methods, Meat dishes and new cooking techniques such as integrated stir-fried, pork fried noodles. In addition, by the impact of the South China, the emergence of "fine food" buns, flat food, pies, more unique is the bowl of ham. Mongolians love and is also good at dealing with animal offal, hot liver, heart, kidney, liver, lung, rumen (belly) and other internal organs composed of the most famous “dirty soup”; also love to bite flesh and blood, boiled sheep, sheep tongue, aspic.
Chapter III White Food: Daily staple food. To the grassland life around the white food, and its characteristics, the source of milk, daily life in the dairy products such as the preparation of the milk process, the production season and milk-related folk.
Chapter IV Yellow Food and Green Food: an indispensable supporting role in life. There are "ready to eat yellow food", including oil and snacks (Боов). Yellow food refers to oil. Oil is divided into two kinds, namely, animal oil and vegetable oil. Mongolian traditions eat animal oil, modern times the proportion of vegetable oil is gradually increased.
Flour Mongolian wheat, barley grilled flour, these flour processing and reproduction of the food that is the pastry, known as the bakery (Боов). Then we talked about "the demand for green food in nomadic life". There are inherently developed green food (fruit, wild fruit, mushrooms, pine nuts, barley, wheat), there are ancient incoming green food (garlic, onions, cabbage), there are modern incoming green food (potatoes, vegetables, tomato, cucumber, pepper), and then explain the various kinds of green food. After the discussion of "milk tea", characterized by fried tea and boiled tea, followed by "Mongolian tea culture", there are guests pour tea and rebate "blessing words" after drinking, they concern more of tea than food, often "drink tea three times a day" but "one day a meal", there are brick tea. In addition, "Mongolian tea custom", there are tea-toss, including "Deji" and "Miraz", a gift, for tea was expensive goods, even was currency.
Chapter V Black Food: Hospitality. There are three sections: the first section of horse milk wine (Kumis, Гүүний сүү), the second section of white wine (Цагаан архи), and "Japan refined Calpico" and "Mongolian wind industry", the third section of Colored wine (Дарс, Чацаргана).
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