hamburger(han bao )

Hamburg practice:

Ingredients for hamburgers:

375g minced meat,

40 grams of carrot,

75 grams of onion,

Six hamburgers. A spoonful of refined salt,

Proper amount of salad sauce,

Proper amount of ketchup,

One and a half teaspoons of salad oil;

(A) Six slices of cheese, six slices of Jinhua ham, six slices of red tomato, six slices of lettuce, six slices of onion and one cucumber;

(B) Two tbsp soy sauce, a small amount of black pepper, a small amount of white pepper, a small amount of five spice powder, a spoonful of sugar.

Hamburger making steps:

① Peel and chop the onion, peel and chop the carrot, wipe the cucumber with salt, remove the water and cut into oblique slices.

② In a large bowl, add minced meat, onion, carrot and seasoning (b), mix well to make minced meat, then make six equal parts, and press into a round cake.

③ Put 1.5 tbsp salad oil into a vessel, high heat for 3 minutes, then put in three meat cakes, fry for 1 minute and 30 seconds with high heat, turn over and fry for 1 minute and 30 seconds. The power and time of the second frying are the same as those of the first frying.

④ Take hamburger bread, spread seasoning (a) and Patty, add tomato sauce and salad sauce.

hamburger

It is one of the three state-level cities in Germany (Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen), the second largest city in Germany, the most important harbor and the largest foreign trade center in Germany, and the second financial center in Germany. At the same time, it is an economic and cultural metropolis in the north of Germany, with the reputation of "World Bridge City",

Hamburg is an important transportation hub in northern Germany. It is one of the richest cities in Europe. It has also become the news media and industrial manufacturing center of Germany. Hamburg is a big port in the world, known as "Germany's gateway to the world". When ocean going ships from all over the world come to Germany, they will park at Hamburg Port. Besides Seattle, Hamburg is the second largest aircraft manufacturing area in the world Most of Hamburg's industries are related to foreign trade. On September 1, 2018, the seventh "China time" activity opened in Hamburg, Germany,

On December 26, 2019, it ranks No. 139 in the top 500 cities in the world in 2019.

history

In the 8th century, the first settlement area came into being on the Bank of the Ulster River (Han in ancient Saxon) not far from the mouth of the Elbe River. In 830, the Holy Roman Empire built a town here, called "hammarburg". In 834, Hamburg was chosen as the seat of the Episcopal Church by the bishop of Ansgar. In 845, 600 Viking warships entered the Elbe River to destroy Hamburg, where there were 500 residents. In the 12th century, the Elbe river became more important. Trade in northern Europe is developing rapidly. In 1189, Hamburg obtained a concession from the emperor of barbrosa to levy tariffs on the Elbe River, and then became the "imperial free city".

After the 13th century, Hanseatic alliance, a free trade alliance, was established with the port cities of North Germany. The port of Kux near the Elbe estuary is the outer port of Hamburg.

In the 1620s, the city converted to Lutheran, and Hamburg received Protestant refugees from the Netherlands and France. At that time, it was under Danish rule and part of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1768, Denmark recognized it as an imperial free city. In the middle ages, there was a city alliance in northern Europe: the Hanseatic alliance. Hamburg became the most important North Sea port of the Hanseatic League, as well as a transshipment place for grain, cloth, fur, herring, condiments, timber and metals. Hamburg itself is known for its most important export, beer.

Four historical events

1. It was occupied by Napoleon's army from 1806 to 1814. On the one hand, the occupation brought Hamburg democratic innovation, on the other hand, it brought Hamburg huge economic and social suffering.

2. The great fire of 1842, in which one third of the city was burned down. But the fire also had its positive side: Hamburg was able to modernize.

3. Bombing in 1943. The bombing was a response to the German attack, but the heavy blow it brought to the people of Hamburg was comparable to that of a few other cities in the world. Most of Hamburg was destroyed and tens of thousands of people died.

4. In 1962, a large area of northern Germany and Hamburg were submerged.

geographical environment

Located on the Elbe River in the northeast of Bremen, Hamburg is a beautiful port city in the north of Germany and the second largest city in Germany, second only to Berlin. Administratively, it is a state, equivalent to a municipality directly under the central government of China, with the same status as the other 15 federal states in Germany, covering an area of 755.3 square kilometers. There are two beautiful lakes in the center of the city: auszlig; enalster and binnenalster, both of which flow into the Alster river. Three small islands in the North Sea, 100km to the northwest, also belong to Hamburg: neuwerk, scharhouml; RN and nigehouml; RN.

The geographical coordinates are 53 degrees 33 minutes north latitude and 10 degrees 0 minutes east longitude. With an area of 755 square kilometers and a population of 1.73 million, 14% of them are foreigners. Hamburg is a city with a history of more than 1000 years. It is one of the ancient cities in Germany. As early as the 4th century BC, the area around Hamburg has become a residential settlement. From the end of the 8th century to the beginning of the 9th century, Charlemagne of the Roman Empire built ancient castle facilities and towns here, which was called Hanma castle. In the late 12th century, the development of port and industry and Commerce promoted the prosperity of the city. After entering the 13th century, Hamburg established trade relations with Britain, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Portugal and other countries, and successively formed a free trade alliance with more than 100 port cities in North Germany and Northern Europe - "Hanseatic alliance", which played a positive role in the medieval European economy, known as "free trade city". In the late 16th century, Hamburg was second only to Amsterdam in the Netherlands as an important European material distribution center. After the collapse of the Hanseatic alliance in the 17th century, Hamburg was still the largest of the three remaining trading cities in North Germany, and it is still known as "Hamburg free Hanseatic city".

Hamburg was once owned by Denmark and occupied by France. It joined the German Federation in 1815 and founded the city of Hamburg in 1937. In the Second World War, the city of Hamburg was severely damaged, and almost no ancient buildings were left. After the war, it was rebuilt.

Hamburg is not far from the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Seagoing ships can sail from the North Sea along the Elbe River to Hamburg. The main channel and two branches of the Elbe river cross the urban area of Hamburg. The Ulster River, Biler River, hundreds of river branches and small canals form a dense network of rivers all over the urban area. Therefore, Hamburg Port is a dual-purpose port of river and sea, and has become an important port of river sea land transport in Europe It's a hub. Historically, the ocean shipping and trade exchanges of Hamburg Port have expanded to Asia, Africa and America. In 1912, the seaborne throughput of Hamburg Port ranked the third, second only to London and New York. Today's Hamburg Port is not only the largest port in Germany, but also one of the most modern ports in the world. The port area is 100 square kilometers, accounting for about 1 / 7 of the total area of the city. There are more than 60 large and small docks, which can berth more than 250 large freighters at the same time. When the channel is at low tide, the water depth is more than 11 meters, and the 10000 ton ship can enter the port from the North Sea along the 120 km channel of the Yibei river. The port has more than 300 international routes and keeps in touch with 1100 large ports in the world. Nearly 20000 ships enter the port every year, with an annual throughput of about 60 million tons. It is known as the "gateway of Germany to the world".

Hamburg is an international famous tourist city with beautiful scenery, ancient culture and many places of interest. It receives more than 3 million tourists every year. St. Michel's church is a famous Baroque building. It was built in 1750 and rebuilt in 1907. The top of the church tower is more than 130 meters high. You can climb to the top to see the scenery of the city. The municipal hall, built in 1897, is a beautiful Renaissance building with magnificent external sculpture, elegant interior decoration and well-known underground restaurant. Founded in 1868, Hamburg art museum is one of the famous art museums in Germany, which collects art treasures of famous German and Dutch painters.

St. James' church, St. Caroline's church, fousmeier memorial tower, history museum, German theatre, State Opera House are all famous buildings. Known as the "Hamburg pearl", Ulster lake is divided into two lake areas: the inner lake and the outer lake. On several ancient streets along the inner lake, there are lush trees and fragrant flowers. On the outer lake, there are white sails, swarms of swans, and tourists. The Hagenbeck zoo, built in 1907, is one of the world's famous natural zoos with a vast area, a primitive natural environment and free habitat for all kinds of animals. The "plant and flower park" near the city center is full of various plants and flowers, and has flower beds, greenhouses, libraries, exhibition halls, etc. Hamburg is a famous "water city" in Europe. It has more than 2400 bridges, five times more than Venice in Italy. It is the city with the most bridges in the world. These bridges decorate the city like pieces of art. The oldest existing stone bridge was built in January

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