salty and fresh Recipe
CarmineHansen
The whole body of wolfberry is a treasure. The leaves of wolfberry have the effects of nourishing the liver, nourishing the kidney, promoting saliva, quenching thirst, expelling wind, dampness, promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, deficiency fatigue, fever, thirst, red eyes, pain disorder, night blindness, metrorrhagia, bleeding, and bleeding, and fever, toxic sores and swelling. Although it was soup, I didn't use clear soup. I fried it directly until it was made. The original flavor was also very delicious.
AlexaWiza
As the saying goes: "Eat radish in winter and eat ginger in summer, you don't need a doctor to prescribe a prescription." Radish contains a variety of amino acids, trace elements (potassium, magnesium, zinc, manganese, etc.), crude fiber, minerals, mustard oil, vitamin C, B, etc.(the content of vitamin C is 8 to 10 times higher than that of pears), and is also a good source of calcium. In addition, it also contains carbohydrates and a small amount of crude protein. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that raw radish is spicy and sweet but cool in nature, while cooked food tastes sweet and flat in nature. It has the effects of smoothing the qi, relaxing the middle, promoting the production of saliva, detoxifying, eliminating stagnation, broadening the chest diaphragm, reducing phlegm and heat, and dispelling blood stasis. It is mainly used to treat food accumulation and flatulence, phlegm and cough, aphonia, vomiting blood and epistaxis, diabetes, throat itching, diarrhea and migraine headaches. It also has the effects of relieving hangover poison, relieving aconite poison, eliminating fish smell and removing smell. So eating some radishes in winter is good for your health. <br /><br />Because of this, I often eat some radishes in a different way every winter, making soup, stewing, stir-frying, accompanying, and pickled kimchi. Today, I ate the radishes in a different way, so that the radishes can change and become a delicacy that is pleasing to the eye. Although it was the first time I cooked it, the taste was really good, if I cooked it for a banquet, the table would also add color! It's just a pity that the food is delicious and beautiful. I don't know what it's called. Let's see what you think. Let's call it nameless flower. Although the flower without a name is still very exciting!