Traditional vinegar making process

The indissoluble bond between them was discovered in a cemetery in Jiayuguan on the Silk Road? Vinegar filter diagram? The existence of this picture shows the world the exquisite vinegar-making technology in ancient times, and later generations have a deeper understanding of the vinegar-making culture of the ancients. The Silk Road is a very important commercial road in the history of China. Although it was originally set up to sell silk, it gradually developed into a transportation channel for various commodities. The starting point of the Silk Road is now Xi 'an, and then it goes all the way through Gansu and Xinjiang to Central Asia and West Asia.

China once found a cemetery in Jiayuguan, Gansu Province, which was in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, but it was not the tomb of royalty. The reason why this cemetery attracts people's attention is mainly because a picture is engraved on a tombstone in this cemetery? Vinegar filter diagram? . So what? Vinegar filter diagram? It refers to the step diagram of making vinegar. The appearance of this picture gives us a better understanding of how the ancients made vinegar, and our understanding of ancient culture has further deepened.

What's the name of this picture? Vinegar filter diagram? It is because in the pattern carved on the tombstone, people hold a long board in their hands, and then put three cans on the board, and a hole is dug in the bottom of all three cans. Then pour the vinegar into a perforated clay pot, and then the vinegar will be filtered into the bottom pot. Other than this? Vinegar filter diagram? In addition, the pottery pots painted in the picture were excavated in this tomb. From this photo? Vinegar filter diagram? It can be seen that the technology of vinegar making in Wei and Jin Dynasties is actually very mature, and vinegar can be further processed on the basis of vinegar making.

However, although the vinegar-making process was mature in Wei and Jin Dynasties, vinegar was not very popular as a condiment, and only wealthy families could enjoy it. Later, it was not until the Tang Dynasty that vinegar began to enter the homes of ordinary people, and the dishes with vinegar as the main seasoning gradually increased. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, not only the vinegar technology was further matured, but also the varieties of vinegar began to increase gradually. Today, vinegar has long been an indispensable condiment in daily life.