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Dried daylily buds

Originated in Shandong province, one of the top culinary centers in China, moo shu pork is called muxi rou (木樨肉) in Mandarin, so named because the scrambled eggs in the dish resemble muxi (木樨)—osmanthus flowers.

Meat• [Stir-frying]

Moo shu pork (木樨肉)

Daylilies have been used in Chinese cooking for centuries. In the refreshing salad, the subtle flavor of daylilites works harmoniously with the cucumber and carrots.

Cold dishes and salads• Vegetables• [Boiling/Poaching]

Daylily salad with cucumber and carrot

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