In Fujian, especially in Xiamen, people like to cook Jiangmu duck. It is a good winter dish which can dispel dampness and coldness. People cooking to the duck first soak it in rice wine and then braise it in the clay pot with Chinese herbs and old ginger for about two hours. The duck goes well with rice and beer.
There is a saying that goes, to live on what mountains can provide if you live at the foot of a mountain and on what the sea can offer if you live beside a sea.
Dried Oyster Porridge (蚝干粥 haoganzhou)
Eight delicacies in Xiamen entered the must-eat list recently released by Dianping.com.
Blend fresh oysters, sweet potato, starch and egg, then add a tablespoon of soy sauce and fry them in a pan with shallow oil until the oysters turn crispy.
Yuanxiangkou fish balls enjoy a long history, which can be dated back to 1821.
As a traditionally famous Xiamen dish, the Shacha noodles (noodles with satay sause) is found everywhere in the streets of Xiamen.
Tusun Jelly is a well-known Chinese style of cookies in Xiamen. Sea worm, literary "sipunculid", is a type of worm found in muddy seabed.