Ambassador’s Gourmet Parour enters the Swedish Embassy to prepare amazing dumplings for the Swedes
In collaboration with Qinghua Fenjiu, the chef and the production team were welcomed by the Ambassador of Sweden
Beijing, China – (Newsfile Corp. – March 14, 2022) – The Swedish Embassy in China recently hosted Sohu Food Channel’s popular program “Ambassador’s Gourmet Parour” inside the Embassy. The team of ‘Ambassador’s Gourmet Parour’ visited the embassy on Wednesday, March 9, 2022, and they were accompanied and sponsored by the team of a renowned Chinese wine, Qinghua Fenjiu. This collaboration aimed to allow Chinese netizens to experience the collision between food and wine and use their taste buds to decipher the Swedish food code.
The Ambassador’s Parour Gourmet
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“It was a refreshing experience to welcome such wonderful people to our embassy and this program was a real culinary fusion and the discovery of common culinary bases between Swedish and Chinese cuisine,” said Helena Sångeland, Ambassador of Sweden to China, while speaking of Ambassador’s Gourmet. Parour. “Just like China, Sweden also loves dumplings and our different regions also have different recipes and practices for making dumplings,” she added. The Ambassador as well as the staff of the Swedish Embassy extended a very warm welcome with great hospitality to the guests.
Chief Mattias Lundahl
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Swedish potato dumplings with caramelized onions, white asparagus, toasted almonds and sea buckthorn
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The dish that was cooked in this show was the traditional Swedish potato dumpling, which is actually a vegetarian dumpling with white bamboo shoots and a typical Swedish lingonberry sauce. It was prepared by celebrity chef Mattias Lundahl, who hosted this show and cooked for the Ambassador and staff. In this dish, the dough is made from fresh potatoes, combined with fresh vegetables, fragrant, but not greasy Swedish dumplings can be said to be very different from Chinese dumplings.
The editor and guests tasting the dishes
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Beet mousse with chocolate, raspberry and sourdough
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Just like Chinese people, Swedes also have a unique love for desserts. Chef Mattias Lundahl has therefore made an excellent dessert based on beetroot, which is abundant in Sweden. According to the chef, because the beetroot itself tastes sweet, it’s healthier to use it to make desserts without adding a lot of sugar. ‘Ambassador’s Gourmet Parour’ is a program founded by Sohu Food Channel that advocates the concept of “when footsteps cannot reach, taste buds can reach first”. This collaboration alongside Fenjiu aimed to break down the dimensional wall between diplomacy and the people.
Qinghua Fenjiu
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Photo by Zhang Weidong, general manager of Fenjiu International Trade Co., Ltd. and Helena Sångeland, Swedish Ambassador to China
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The famous Chinese wine Qinghua Fenjiu has had cordial relations with Sweden since 1921. Swedish archaeologist Anderson and Chinese scholars discovered the Yangshao culture and discovered the site of Xinghua village, where the wine vessels were discovered. Zhang Weidong, general manager of Fenjiu International Trade Co., Ltd. introduces Fenjiu to the Swedish Ambassador as a classic symbol of Chinese culture. Moreover, this event also signifies Fenjiu’s strategic direction to expand overseas markets by building a multi-level international marketing system for Fenjiu and bringing it to European markets and beyond.
To watch the full episode, click on the link below:
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For more information, please visit the website at:
Contact: Zheng Xingsheng
Tel: +86351 270 9799
Website: https://www.fenjiu.com.cn/
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