Pork Bone Potato and Maori Soup

by Strawberry tea

4.6 (1)
Favorite
2

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

3

Lingya is an ingredient that clears the heat. The locals like to buy it and cook the soup. Actually it has no taste. I think it tastes very weak when it is cooked with pork bones. My husband doesn’t like it too much, so I added a handful of Maogen, which has a hint of sweetness, and the taste of this soup is much better. Moreover, Maogen is also diuretic and clears the fire. For Cantonese people who fall in love with fire, this soup is very suitable for drinking.

Pork Bone Potato and Maori Soup

1. Pork bones are blanched in water.

2. Rinse the roots properly.

3. Wash the ling potato, peel off the skin and cut into half.

4. Pour the blanched pork bones into a casserole and add an appropriate amount of water.

5. Pour the roots into the casserole.

6. Pour the sweet potato into the casserole.

7. Cover the pot and boil on high heat, then change to low heat and boil for 1 hour.

8. Season with salt to turn off the heat.

Tips:

The salt should be put last.
Peel off the outer skin of the ling potato before cooking.

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