Dendrobium Officinale Gravy Soup
by Danxia 4462
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Difficulty
Easy
Time
30m
Serving
2
Today, I made Dendrobium officinale gravy soup. It is a good stew. It is very beneficial for children and adults to drink. It is best to buy fresh. The dry stewed soup is not as clear as the fresh Dendrobium stewed. If it is empty and cold Try not to drink too much, or add a little red dates and ginger to neutralize it.
Dendrobium, also known as Chlorophytum, is the stem of a perennial herbaceous plant Dendrobium nobile and Dendrobium officinale. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Dendrobium is cold in nature and sweet in taste, can enter the stomach meridian and kidney meridian, and has the functions of nourishing stomach, nourishing yin and eliminating heat. There are many varieties of Dendrobium. Among them, those with iron-green stems are called "Dendrobium officinale" and have greater effects; while those with yellow-green stems are called "Dendrobium nobile" and have poor effects. It is said in the "Ben Sutra" that Dendrobium "mainly injures, eliminates numbness, lowers the qi, replenishes the five internal organs, fatigues and loses weight, strengthens the yin, long-term thick intestines and stomach, light body and prolonged life." Insufficient heat, producing body fluid, have been strained. Use it to replace tea to appetite and invigorate the spleen." In the Taoist classic "Tao Zang", Dendrobium officinale is listed as the first of the "Nine Great Immortals" in China. There is a saying among the folks that "wild ginseng aphrodisiac and Dendrobium candidum nourishes yin". It is said that in the past, people fed the raw juice of fresh Dendrobium candidum into the extremely weak and critically ill population, which could make them slowly recover. Therefore, Dendrobium officinale is also called "life-saving fairy grass".
Dendrobium, also known as Chlorophytum, is the stem of a perennial herbaceous plant Dendrobium nobile and Dendrobium officinale. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Dendrobium is cold in nature and sweet in taste, can enter the stomach meridian and kidney meridian, and has the functions of nourishing stomach, nourishing yin and eliminating heat. There are many varieties of Dendrobium. Among them, those with iron-green stems are called "Dendrobium officinale" and have greater effects; while those with yellow-green stems are called "Dendrobium nobile" and have poor effects. It is said in the "Ben Sutra" that Dendrobium "mainly injures, eliminates numbness, lowers the qi, replenishes the five internal organs, fatigues and loses weight, strengthens the yin, long-term thick intestines and stomach, light body and prolonged life." Insufficient heat, producing body fluid, have been strained. Use it to replace tea to appetite and invigorate the spleen." In the Taoist classic "Tao Zang", Dendrobium officinale is listed as the first of the "Nine Great Immortals" in China. There is a saying among the folks that "wild ginseng aphrodisiac and Dendrobium candidum nourishes yin". It is said that in the past, people fed the raw juice of fresh Dendrobium candidum into the extremely weak and critically ill population, which could make them slowly recover. Therefore, Dendrobium officinale is also called "life-saving fairy grass".
