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Chinese Woman Introduces New Method to Deal with Denmark Oyster Invasion

Chinese woman comes up with a hot (and spicy) idea to deal with Denmark’s oyster invasion A video of a Chinese woman cooking Sichuan-style oysters in Denmark has gone viral online, adding another ingredient to the Nordic country’s “oyster diplomacy” in China. Bian Miaomiao, a native of the southwest city of Chengdu who now lives in Arhus with her Danish husband, shared on social media her story about collecting 150kg of fresh oysters in four hours, and cooking them the Sichuanese way for European friends who traditionally ate their shellfish raw. Bian tried several recipes, including stir-fried, barbecued and cooked in an omelette. Referring to Sichuan cuisine’s reputation of being spicy, Bian said her Danish friends were at first shocked by the signature hot and numbing flavour of the dishes but in no time loved them. Her post attracted a number of likes, comments and retweets, including those by the…