Shuangxue Runfei Decoction

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction

by Cocoa Kitchen

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

Autumn is here, the weather is getting dry day by day, and my throat is itchy and a bit dry these two days. Thinking of making a refreshing soup to drink to quench thirst.
Snow fungus and Sydney are commonly eaten in autumn. It is nourishing, sweet and moisturizing to relieve cough, and figs are added to make it more moisturizing.
Eat more of these foods during this time and spend this autumn sweet and moist. "

Ingredients

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction

1. Wash the pigskin and cut into small pieces, rinse the figs, and wash the Sydney. I actually only used two Sydney, which is a bit more than three. Soak half a snow fungus in advance with clean water.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

2. After swiping in the water, remove the cleaned blood water for later use.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

3. The Sydney pears do not need to be peeled, each cut into four pieces, remove the stem and the heart.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

4. Wash the snow fungus to remove the pedicle and tear it into small pieces.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

5. Put the pigskin, Sydney, snow fungus, figs, and ginger slices into the stewing pot, and add two bowls of cold boiled water.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

6. Cover and simmer for two hours.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

7. Sprinkle some salt to taste before eating. The clear and moist soup is ready.

Shuangxue Runfei Decoction recipe

Tips:

The water used for the stew must be cold boiled water or mineral water, not boiled or raw water.

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