Food culture of Tongluo Shao

First, it is said that the bronze gongs were burned during the Edo period (AD 163 -1876) in Japan. The generals and warriors gave the bronze gongs to their benefactors, and the benefactors used them as frying pans to bake snacks, which actually created peerless delicacies. The dim sum is shaped like a bronze gong, and it is fried and baked with a bronze gong, so it is named Tongluo Shao.

Second, it is said that one day, the confidant general of Yuan Yijing, the younger brother of the first generation shogunate Yuan Laichao, was injured and went to a people's home for healing. Later, he was grateful and gave his military instrument, the bronze gong, to this family. Unexpectedly, this man had a whim and sold the gong as a model and baked bran. Later, after several improvements, in the late Edo period, eggs, flour and sugar were gradually used as skins with red bean stuffing in the middle, similar to today's bronze gongs. In the new version of Doraemon, Doraemon wants to eat the ancestral bronze gongs and go back to heian period after some tossing. Finally, I ate the Yuanzu bronze gongs and gongs, but it was very, very bad. Little Dora suddenly had a fever in her head. The skin of Yuan Zu's bronze gongs burned fell on Dora's head and baked into the present appearance. After Yuan Yijing's suggestion, the bean paste was filled between the two skins, which became the delicious bronze gongs burned now.

Tongluo Shao is the favorite of Doraemon (ドラぇもん). ドララんんドもんんんんんんんんんん Many people know that Tongluo Shao is made by watching cartoons and watching robot cats like it very much, so they covet this food, but at that time, the conditions were limited and they could not get what they wanted. There is also a small detail that friends who don't learn Japanese may not notice, that is, Dora A Dream is called dora”Amon, and Tongluo Burning is called dora”yaki, both of which are Dora. Perhaps this is because the author deliberately designed Dora A Dream to like Tongluo Burning.