Matsutake Pigeon Soup
1.
Prepare the ingredients.
2.
Soak the pigeons in cold water for half an hour.
3.
Put it in a pot of cold water, boil the water, add the cooking wine to the boil, and remove it.
4.
Cut matsutake mushrooms into slices.
5.
Put the pigeons in the Lagotini quick pot and add the sliced ginger.
6.
Cover the lid and bring to a boil, then turn to medium heat for 20 minutes.
7.
Add matsutake and goji berries.
8.
Put the lid on the pot, don't seal it, and cook for 5 minutes.
Tips:
Eating taboos: Do not eat hot foods together. 1. Because pigeon soup is hotter, people who are easy to get angry or like cold and are afraid of heat, often blush and sweat, it is best not to eat it. In addition, pigeon soup should not be eaten with the same hot foods as beef and mutton.
2. Drinking pigeon soup cannot be eaten with hot food. Because pigeon soup is hot and easy to get angry, it will cause blushing. For those who love to sweat, it is best not to eat it. At the same time, drinking pigeon soup should not be combined with hot food. Beef and lamb are eaten together with hot food like this.