Pawpaw and Peanut Fish Tail Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Frying crap fish until golden brown can remove fishy smell and make soup white. But make sure drain excess oil before simmering. 2. If you like spicy flavor,...
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Luffa Pork Ribs Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Add 3-5 ginger slices to effectively remove pork blood taste and make soup taste stronger. 2. Add a little vinegar to make the soup taste more depth. But...
Bamboo Cane and Carrot Pork Rib Soup Recipe
Tips 1. You can use sugarcane to replace the bamboo cane. In this way, add less sugarcane or it will be too sweet. 2. For bamboo cane, choose a green...
Rehmannia and Sophora Flower Pork Tenderloin Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Blanching into boiling water can remove blood taste, and it can also make meat tight and tender after simmering. 2. Add a little vinegar into the soup. It...
Purslane Lean Pork Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Purslane has a little sour taste, thus, do not add too much purslane for the first time to make this soup. 2. Add 2-3 ginger slices to remove...
Hasma and Black Chicken Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Hasma is the key to this dish, thus choosing a good Hasma is important. It is offered in most Asian markets and Chinese pharmacies. 2. Black chicken is...
Polygonum Multiflorum Black Chicken Soup Recipe
Tips 1. For the best results, e.g. health benefits and taste, use a clay pot to stew chicken soup. 2. The soup has a strong herbal taste, add less herbal...
Carrot and Pork Tenderloin Fish Glue Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Make sure to simmer at least 1 hour. It enables fish glue to release more collagen into soup, which makes the nutrition more digestible. 2. Add more ginger...
Red Bean and Peanut Quail Soup Recipe
Tips 1. No need to add chicken powder if you prefer more original quail soup taste. 2. Although the red dates have health benefits, do not add too much, otherwise,...
Lotus Root and Pork Ribs Soup Recipe
Tips 1. Lotus root plays an important role as a supplement in Chinese food therapy. It helps to improve the immune system and accelerate nutrition intake. Thus, the soup is...
