Introduction of eight Muslim bowls

Muslim Eight Bowls is a traditional folk banquet form for Muslims, which refers to eight kinds of stews packed in large bowls. They pay attention to thick materials, pure soup, wide materials, comprehensive techniques and famous meat. There are eight bowls of beef, mutton, chicken, duck and fish, mostly stewed, boiled, stewed, fried, roasted and steamed. Eight bowls can be eaten separately or combined into seats according to their own tastes, and gradually become the first choice for holidays, celebrations, weddings, funerals, invitations to relatives and friends, and business banquets. Eight bowls are the standard of affluence and symbol of success pursued by ordinary people in the old society.