Papaya and Tremella Soup
1.
The ingredients are ready, try to choose a little ripe papaya.
2.
Cut off the stalk of the white fungus, clean it, tear it up, or chop it with a knife. If you use dry white fungus, soak the hair in advance before operating. The white fungus is slightly chopped, which is more conducive to the precipitation of the gel. Red dates can nourish yin, just eat six or seven a day. There is no limit to the amount, but you can’t absorb it even if you eat too much.
3.
Peel and seed the papaya, cut into small pieces for later use.
4.
Put the white fungus into the stewing pot first, and add the right amount of water.
5.
Put the stew cup on the shelf.
6.
Put the lid on the stew pot
7.
Put the rack into the steamer filled with water, turn the button to the fast cooking button, and bring the water to a boil.
8.
After the water boils, turn to the slow cooker and pour the papaya.
9.
Pour in the red dates and wolfberry and stir slightly.
10.
Cover the lid and simmer for 30 minutes-one hour, and the fragrant papaya and white fungus soup will be ready to cook! Sticky and moisturizing, sweet and moisturizing, delicious!
Tips:
The gelatinous substance of Tremella fuciformis is separated from the incision. The more shredded it is, the more gelatinous it will be, and the thicker the taste of Tremella soup will be. If you are in a hurry, you can always use the quick cook button, but add boiling water halfway to prevent it from drying out.