Lily Tremella Pear Soup
1.
Wash the white fungus and soak in water for two hours until the volume becomes larger.
2.
Peel the pears and cut into pieces.
3.
Pour water into the casserole, add pear cubes when the water is boiled.
4.
Tear the white fungus into small flowers and put them in together.
5.
Cover the casserole and simmer for about half an hour to let the white fungus glue out.
6.
After half an hour, add dried cranberries.
7.
Then peel off the fresh lily and put it in, cook for 1 minute and turn off the heat.
8.
When the soup is cooler, add honey to taste, and sprinkle some sweet-scented osmanthus on the surface when drinking.
9.
Serve out for drinking.
Tips:
1. Cranberries and lilies should not be boiled for a long time, otherwise they will be easily broken.
2. Put less white fungus and produce less glue, but the cooking time is short, and it tastes crispy, so you can control it yourself.
3. It is not the time when pears are on the market, so I use apple pears, and Sydney is the best.