Guyuan Paste

Name: Guyuan Paste
Total time: 1 h
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Chinese
Ingredients: 500g Rice wine; 500g Donkey-hide; 250g Longan; 400g Jujube; 500g walnut; 500g Black sesame; 125g Wolfberry; 200g crystal sugar

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4.8 (1)

Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Guyuan paste was first spread in the Tang Dynasty of China. This recipe was created by Concubine Yang of the Tang Dynasty and is known as the Concubine Beauty Cream. Walnut and donkey-hide gelatin are made into creams. It is not uncommon among the folks. However, I have added a variety of ingredients that strengthen the foundation and cultivate the essence, which is more able to maximize the effectiveness of the Guyuan cream. Moreover, it tastes pure and has a pure aroma, with a taste of rice wine, and a sweet taste without the taste of Chinese medicine. Guyuan ointment is suitable for a wide range of people. It can be used by women to beautify and beautify, regulate menstruation and relieve pain. It can be used by pregnant women to supplement qi and blood and disappear naturally. Men's consumption can effectively improve fatty liver and have high blood viscosity. Elderly people can supplement blood and replenish qi. Kidney nourishing essence is also a special medicine for gout. It is also good for children to take solid ointment, because it has a good blood-tonifying effect, which is conducive to the growth and development of children. It can also promote brain development and make children smarter. In addition, it also has special effects in improving children's asthma. . In addition, Guyuan Ointment is indeed too greasy, and has some biases, such as: poor spleen and stomach, children with weak spleen and stomach, women with cold uterus, and women with menstrual events are not suitable for taking it. The process of making solid paste is very delicate. The starring ingredient of Guyuan Paste-donkey-hide gelatin. I always choose Dong-e-e-Jiao, which has always been famous in the world. Its original factory is Dong'e County in Shandong, with a long history. Together with ginseng and deer antler, it is known as the "Three Treasures of Chinese Medicine". "