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A spicy broth of beef tallow, chilies, and Sichuan pepper for cooking your choice of ingredients at the table.
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Hot pot is said to come from Chongqing in Sichuan, and its hallmark is a fiery red broth built on beef tallow, chilies, and Sichuan pepper. Today the 'yuanyang' pot, split with a mild white broth, is also standard. Groups gather around the pot and swish ingredients through the broth — a dish that sums up China's dining-out culture.
Melt the beef tallow in a pot and stir-fry doubanjiang, Sichuan pepper, chilies, garlic, and ginger until fragrant.
Add stock and bring to a boil to make the hot, numbing broth.
Prepare beef, napa cabbage, tofu, glass noodles, or other ingredients you like.
Set the pot on a tabletop burner and cook the ingredients a little at a time.
Eat with dipping sauces such as sesame sauce.