Peach Gum White Fungus and Sydney Soup
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Prepare various materials. Choose five or six pieces of peach gum, put it in a large bowl, fill with water, and soak overnight in advance (the peach gum that has not been soaked is like a transparent pebble in the picture). Soak the white fungus for half an hour in advance.
Tips: Don't be greedy when soaking peach gel. Five or six nail-sized pieces can expand more than ten times after soaking, and you can make two full bowls (this is the amount after removing impurities and other losses). The foaming container must be big enough, and enough water
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Soak the peach gum until you pinch it with your hands. It is soft and has no hard core, indicating that the soaking is complete. Crush it into small pieces, sieve and rinse to remove black impurities.
Tips: In the process of cutting, picking and drying, peach gum will inevitably stick to some impurities in the bark and air. It is not easy to clean up before soaking. After soaking, you can use tweezers to pick out the black spots of impurities. , Or it’s more convenient to grind, sift and flush water like me.
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Pour the processed peach gum and the chopped white fungus into a small pot, and add an appropriate amount of water.
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Bring to a boil on high heat, then simmer for about half an hour on low heat.
Tips: Peach gum is not cooked for as long as possible. If it is cooked for too long, it will not only lose nutrients, but will also "melt" and lose its Q-bomb taste. Generally, the fully soaked peach gum is enough to cook for half an hour.
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Wait until the peach gum is boiled until it is slightly viscous, weigh out an appropriate amount of brown sugar.
Tips: I used brown sugar this time. You can also use rock sugar or rock sugar syrup to flavor it. When seasoning, add a small amount of sugar one by one to avoid adding too much at a time and the taste is too sweet. Arrange the same amount of various sugars by sweetness, white sugar>rock sugar syrup>rock sugar>brown sugar, you can choose according to your personal taste.
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Peel the pear, cut into small pieces, use a mold to carve out a flower shape, and pour it into the pot with the brown sugar.
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Continue to simmer for about 3 minutes until the soup is thick and the sugar has dissolved into a delicious flavor, and it is ready to be eaten.
Tips:
1. About preservation: If the prepared peach gum, white fungus and snow pear soup cannot be eaten all at once, it can be sealed and refrigerated and eaten within two days. It is best to boil it again after taking it out of the refrigerator. \n2. How to choose peach gum: \n Look at the size, because peach gum is naturally generated, there is no regular size. If