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Note: All recipes serve 2

Shiitake-Mushrooms-Soup
Shiitake Mushrooms Soup

Ingredients:

American Ginseng 10g
Chinese Wolfberry 20g
Red Dates 10 pieces (without pits)
Shiitake Mushrooms 75g (dried)
Chicken 250g
Fresh Ginger 4 pieces
Roasted Pork/ Ham 50g
Green Onion 2 strips
Salt A little
Water 6 rice bowls (1200ml)

Instructions:

1. Cut the chicken and roasted pork into bite size pieces and scald them with hot water. Scoop out.

2. Soak the mushrooms with hot water until they expand and cut off the hard stalks.

3. Put all ingredients into a pot and simmer for 1 hour.

4. Add salt to taste.

Comments:

1. Shiitake Mushroom is an excellent food to incorporate into a recuperative diet, especially for post-surgery. It is rich in absorbable nutrients and it helps the system to detoxify and ensure normal return of appetite.

2. Long term consumption of this recipe will help normalize cholesterol level and blood pressure.

3. For vegetarian, Shiitake Mushroom is an important dietary supplement to ensure adequate nutrients.

 

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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