细可穿针！揭秘广汉金丝面制作全过程

来源：华西都市报

Thin Enough to Pass Through a Needle! Unveiling the Entire Process of Making Guanghan Golden Silk Noodle

鲜美的原味金丝面。

揉面

竹杠压面

擀制面皮

大刀切面

制好的金丝面下锅烹煮。

　　揉面时不加一滴水，仅用鸡蛋和面粉，制作出的成品面条色泽金黄，细可穿针——这就是广汉全蛋坐杠大刀金丝面，也是第六批四川省级非物质文化遗产代表性项目。

　　When kneading the dough, no water is added.With only egg liquid and flour as the ingredients,the noodles are golden and could thread a needle. This is the "Guanghan Whole-Egg Bamboo-Pressed Golden Silk Noodles", a representative item of the sixth batch of Sichuan Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage.

　　为何叫“全蛋坐杠大刀金丝面”这样独特的名字？这与制作技艺有关。全蛋，指的是原料只采用面粉与鸡蛋，揉出的面条口感筋道。

　　Why is it called "Whole-Egg Bamboo-Pressed Golden Silk Noodles"? It’s related to the production technique. With only flour and eggs as ingredients, the noodles have a chewy texture.

　　在揉面过程中，先以竹杠压面，使面团呈现出均匀、规则、“一分厚”的方块状；然后以力道均匀的“三推四压”擀制，使擀出的面皮表面光滑，薄如蝉翼，这则是坐杠的含义。接着用厚重的大刀切面，制作出的面条色泽金黄，细可穿针。

　　A bamboo pole is used to press the dough, forming it into a uniform, regular, and "one-centimeter-thick" square shape. Then, through the methodical "three pushes and four presses", the dough is rolled out until the surface becomes smooth and as thin as a cicada's wing. Subsequently, use a heavy, large knife to cut the dough, resulting in noodles that are golden in color and fine enough to thread a needle through.

　　全蛋坐杠大刀金丝面历史悠久。1912年，在广汉城西，有一高姓人家，开设一面店，单用鸡蛋和面，坐杠压面，独创了金丝面的制作技法，因面条色泽金黄、细如发丝，故称之为“金丝面”。

　　The Golden Silk Noodles has a long history. In 1912, in Guanghan, a family surnamed Gao opened a noodle shop where they used only eggs and flour, pressing the dough with a bamboo pole, and invented the technique for making golden silk noodles. Due to their golden color and hair-thin texture, these noodles came to be known as "Golden Silk Noodles".

　　在广汉，已传承上百年的全蛋坐杠大刀金丝面，已经是当地家喻户晓的传统小吃。全蛋坐杠大刀金丝面不仅仅是一道美食，更是一种文化的传承。它承载着四川人民的智慧和勤劳，也代表着他们对美食的热爱和追求。

　　In Guanghan, the Golden Silk Noodles have been passed down for over a hundred years and are now a well-known traditional snack in the area. These noodles are more than just a dish; they represent a cultural heritage. They embody the wisdom and hard work of the people of Sichuan and reflect their love and pursuit of fine cuisine.

　　中文作者：华西都市报-封面新闻记者伍勇 英文作者：四川国际传播中心记者 刘动 摄影：伍勇