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Frequently asked questions

  • What is xian cai?

    Xian cai is a type of traditional Chinese preserved vegetable that is made by fermenting mustard greens with salt until they dry out and turn brown.

  • What does xian cai taste like?

    Xian cai has a distinctive salty, tangy, and slightly sour taste with a hint of umami flavor.

  • How long does xian cai last?

    When stored properly, xian cai can last for many months, or even years.

  • Is xian cai vegan?

    Yes, xian cai is vegan. It is made by fermenting mustard greens with salt, and does not contain any animal products.

  • Can I eat xian cai raw?

    While it's not commonly eaten raw due to its intense flavor, it is technically safe to eat xian cai raw after proper washing to remove excess salt.

  • Can pregnant women eat xian cai?

    Yes, pregnant women can consume xian cai; however, due its high sodium content, it should be eaten in moderation.

  • Is xian cai suitable for those on a low sodium diet?

    Due to its salt content, xian cai is generally not suitable for those on a low sodium diet.

  • Is xian cai spicy?

    Xian cai itself is not spicy, but it is often used in spicy Sichuan dishes.

  • How is xian cai used in cooking?

    Xian cai is often used to add umami, tanginess, and saltiness to various dishes, most commonly in soups, stews, and stir-fries.

  • How do I store xian cai?

    Xian cai should be stored in a cool, dry place. Once opened, it is recommended to store in the refrigerator.

  • Is xian cai gluten-free?

    Yes, xian cai is generally gluten-free. However, it is always a good idea to check the label if you have a gluten sensitivity.

  • How do I prepare xian cai for cooking?

    Xian cai is usually soaked in water for a few minutes to wash off the excess salt before using in dishes.

  • What are some popular dishes with xian cai?

    Popular dishes with xian cai include Sichuan preserved mustard greens soup, stir-fried xian cai with tofu, and xian cai fried rice.

  • Are there any health benefits of xian cai?

    Xian cai is rich in dietary fiber and some minerals, however, due to its high sodium content, it should be eaten in moderation.

  • What can I substitute for xian cai?

    Possible substitutes for xian cai include other types of preserved vegetables such as sauerkraut or pickles.

  • Where can I buy xian cai?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.