Longchaoshou

Publish Time:2016-10-11 15:41:56Source:WTCF

【Introduction】:The dish is prepared with pork and chopped green onions and then packaged into wonton skins after cooking.

Longchaoshou (Chinese: 龙抄手) is a traditional Chengdu snack originally sold at the Yulaichang area in 1941. The name of it could be directly translated as “Dragon Chaoshou”; Chaoshou is another name of Wonton which is specifically used in Sichaun province; and, dragon in the snack’s name is not a description of it shape or some dragon-related legend, it is a homonym of character “浓 (pronunciation: nong)” in Chinese, representing a snack stall named Nongxiang Cha Yuan (Chinese: 浓香茶园) owned by the founders of Longchaoshou.Chaoshou in Sichuan are more elaborate; ingredients used in the dish are hand-picked and nicely cooked. The dish is prepared with pork and chopped green onions and then packaged into wonton skins after cooking.

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