Tremella and Red Dates Porridge-let Collagen Fill Your Face!
1.
Prepare the ingredients according to the details: soak the white fungus in advance, tear off the small pieces and wash them well; wash and blanch the fresh ginkgo for 2 minutes and then remove for use; wash the hotan jujube, wolfberry, and dried roses for later use; rock sugar is best to use polycrystalline .
2.
Pour 4 to 5 times the water of the ingredients in the pot, put the white fungus on a high heat and turn to a low heat to boil slowly... Stir a few times in the middle to prevent the pot from sticking. If there is a casserole, it is better to turn it into a casserole.
3.
After about forty to fifty minutes, the white fungus will become soft and a little sticky. At this time, add sliced jujube, ginkgo, and 4 tablespoons of rock sugar and continue to boil. Be careful to stir the pot from time to time to prevent it from overflowing.
4.
Boil for another hour on low heat. When the soup becomes thick and viscous like starch, it has obvious guminess. Add medlar and roses, turn off the heat after two minutes, and it’s done.
5.
After letting cool, it can be put into airtight glass container and refrigerated for better taste!
Tips:
1. Bring to a high heat first and then turn to a small heat pot. When the white fungus is sticky and soft, add sugar, which will reduce the overflow. Of course, stir it frequently to look at the heat. 2. Boil the white fungus by yourself to make it transparent, viscous, and more nutritious, which is not possible in general hotels.