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Recipes for the Heart

TCM maintains that the Heart not only controls blood circulation but also governs all mental activities, including consciousness and thought. The Heart is most sensitive to excess Fire. When excess Fire is lodged in the Heart, some common symptoms are chest tightness, disturbed sleep with lots of dream, red tongue tip, painful armpits and irregular heartbeat. The accompanying recipes are all reduce excess heart fire in various degrees and settle the mind.

Note: All recipes serve 2

I.A.-Lingzhi-with-Spareribs
Lingzhi Mushroom Spareribs Soup

Ingredients:

American Ginseng 10g
Lingzhi Mushroom 15g
Longan Fruit 20g
Red Dates 10 pieces (without pits)
Salt A little
Ginger Liqueur 2 teaspoons
Water 10 rice bowls (2000ml)
Spareribs 600g
Green Onions 2 strips
Fresh Ginger 2 slices

Instructions:

1. Scald the spareribs with boiling water and remove them.

2. Put the spareribs into a pot along with all ingredients.

3. Bring to boil and then turn down the fire to simmer for 1 hour.

4. Add salt to taste.

Comments:

1. For enhanced effectiveness, the amount of Lingzhi can be doubled. However, the bitter taste will be prominent. Chinese Wolfberries can be used to absorb some of the bitterness of Lingzhi.

2. Traditionally, Lingzhi is used to calm the mind hence useful for the treatment of insomnia.

 

Disclaimer:
The recipes on this website are crafted and referenced from time-tested practices of Traditional Chinese herbalogy and classical Chinese medical texts. Readers should use their own discretion before incorporating the recipes into their diet and consult their doctor if they have any medical conditions.

Special Thanks to:
  1. Mr Lee Jok Keng for concepts, general editing and comments on the recipes.
  2. Mr Jack Shea of Shea Studio for food photography.
 
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