大学化学 >> 2026, Vol. 41 >> Issue (3): 357-362.doi: 10.12461/PKU.DXHX202504010

所属专题: 化学科普(2025)

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油泼辣子:传统美食与有机化学的味觉交响

周函霓1, 卢娟娟1, 赵欣瑞2, 李慧琳1, 赵军龙1   

  1. 1 西北大学医学院, 西安 710069;
    2 安康学院文学与传媒学院, 陕西 安康 725000
  • 收稿日期:2025-04-01 录用日期:2025-05-21 发布日期:2026-03-24
  • 通讯作者: 赵军龙 E-mail:zhaojunlong327@163.com Junlong Zhao
  • 基金资助:
    西安市社科规划项目(25JY135);国家级大学生创新训练计划项目

Oil-Splashed Chili: A Symphony of Traditional Cuisine and Organic Chemistry

Hanni Zhou1, Juanjuan Lu1, Xinrui Zhao2, Huilin Li1, Junlong Zhao1   

  1. 1 School of Medicine, Northwest University, Xi'an 710069, China;
    2 School of Literature & Media, Ankang University, Ankang 725000, Shaanxi Province, China
  • Received:2025-04-01 Accepted:2025-05-21 Published:2026-03-24
  • Contact: Junlong Zhao E-mail:zhaojunlong327@163.com

摘要: 油泼辣子,这道源自关中平原的传统调味珍品,它不仅仅是一味调料,更是一段流淌在岁月里的农耕记忆,承载着关中人民的智慧与情感。本文以陕西农家世代相传的传统美食为背景,深入剖析油泼辣子中辣椒红素及辣椒素等关键成分的化学奥秘,从色、香、味三个角度,探寻其在热油瞬间激发下所呈现出的绚丽色泽、馥郁香气与独特风味的科学根源。通过有机化学原理,揭示火候把控与辅料搭配对风味塑造的深远影响。并且结合现代科学视角,进一步解析辣椒素的健康功效。同时,本文将挖掘油泼辣子背后所蕴含的农耕文明记忆与饮食哲学,将传统美食、有机化学与人文情怀巧妙融合,让古老技艺在化学视角下焕发出新的光彩。

关键词: 油泼辣子, 传统美食, 有机化学, 辣椒素, 饮食文化

Abstract: Oil-splashed chili, a traditional condiment from China's Guanzhong Plain, is more than just a seasoning, and it embodies centuries of agricultural heritage and local wisdom. This study explores the organic chemistry behind this culinary art, focusing on key components like capsanthin and capsaicin. We analyze the color, aroma and flavor transformations that occur when hot oil meets chili, revealing the science behind this dramatic change. Using organic chemistry principles, we show how temperature control and ingredient combinations create the final flavor profile, while also reviewing capsaicin's bioactive properties. Additionally, we examine the cultural significance of this tradition, connecting it to agricultural practices and philosophical traditions, thus providing new insights into traditional food science through the lens of chemistry and culture.

Key words: Oil-splashed chili, Traditional cuisine, Organic chemistry, Capsaicin, Dietary culture