🎍御雑煮🎍

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雑煮 - Wikipedia

新谷尚紀によれば、「雑煮」の文字が確認できる最古の文献は、京都市吉田神社

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の神職で、宮中の祭祀にも代々深く関わってきた鈴鹿家が社務などを記録した『鈴鹿家記』の貞治3年（1364年）正月の記載に、「雑煮御酒被下」、「雑煮晩食」、「雑煮出」と残されているものである[3]。新谷は室町時代に雑煮が普及したのは、調理器具の製法の発達や鉄鍋が普及した結果、煮物など料理のバリエーションが広がったことが背景にあると説明する[3]。
According to Naoki Shintani, the oldest document in which the characters for ``Zoni'' can be found is the Suzuka family's records of social affairs, which are the Shinto priests of Kyoto City's Yoshida Shrine and have been deeply involved in the rituals of the imperial court for generations. In the entry for New Year's Day in 1364, ``Zoni Goshu Hikata'', ``Zoni Dinner'', and ``Zoni De'' are mentioned.[3] Shintani explains that the reason why zoni became popular during the Muromachi period was due to the development of cooking utensil manufacturing methods and the spread of iron pots, which led to a wider variety of dishes such as boiled dishes.[3]

これ以前の名称ないし形態については諸説あり、そのうち一つの名前は烹雑（ほうぞう）

Actually, I'm currently cleaning the kitchen, which should be done at the end of the year.
実は今、年末にすべき掃除をしています（笑）🧹🧹🧹

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がりょう-てんせい【画竜点睛】

画竜点睛（がりょうてんせい）とは？ 意味・読み方・使い方 - 四字熟語一覧 - goo辞書

物事を完成するために、最後に加える大切な仕上げのたとえ。また、物事の最も肝要なところのたとえ。文章や話などで肝心なところに手を入れて、全体をいっそう引き立てるたとえ。▽「睛」はひとみ・目玉。転じて、物事の大切なところの意。一般には「画竜点睛を欠く」と用いることが多く、この場合は最後の仕上げが不十分で、肝心なところが欠けているため精彩がないことをいう。「竜りょうを画えがいて睛ひとみを点ず」と訓読する。「竜」は「りゅう」とも読む。

Garyo-Tensei [Garyu Tenten]

An analogy for the important finishing touches that are added at the end to complete something. It is also an analogy for the most important part of things. An analogy in which you modify the important parts of a sentence or story to make the whole thing even more appealing. ▽“睛” is the pupil/eyeball. In other words, it means the important part of something. In general, it is often used as ``garyutenteki ni ni ni'', and in this case, it means that the finishing touches are insufficient and the important parts are missing, resulting in a lackluster finish. The reading reads, ``Draw the dragon and light up Hitomi.'' "Ryu" can also be read as "ryu".