Sweet and sour heart beauty silk

Sweet and sour heart beauty silk

There has always been a proverb in my country: "Eat radish in winter and ginger in summer, and you don't need a doctor to prescribe it." In the middle of winter, radishes are on the market in large quantities. Therefore, eating seasonal vegetables in accordance with solar terms is an important method for family health care. Two days ago, I bought a few red-heart radishes and ate them with sweet and sour cold. They were very delicious. <br />Find out from the Internet: radish tastes spicy, sweet, warm, belongs to soil, and is non-toxic. It starts to be harvested in late autumn and early winter. It can be used for cooking, soup, or raw food. In winter, people are accustomed to tonic supplements and exercise less daily, which is prone to heat and phlegm in the body, especially in the middle-aged and elderly people. In view of this situation, choosing radish during meals can eliminate grain consumption, eliminate phlegm addiction, stop coughing, relieve thirst, and nourish the qi of the viscera. Because radish belongs to earth, according to the five elements of traditional Chinese medicine, it is centered to benefit the spleen and stomach and enrich the qi. Therefore, taking radish in winter can prevent diseases and be good for health.
gathering of talents

gathering of talents

This is a delicacy that combines Chinese and Western food and vegetables and rice. <br />Chinese-style stir-fried minced meat rolls are served with Western vegetable salad, and then served with pancakes, meat and vegetables. They have both main and non-staple foods. They are nutritious and healthy, and they are absolutely perfect. The beef filling is dry and fragrant, and the cabbage and carrot in the heart are crisp and delicious. The taste is excellent after being rolled into pancakes.
Fresh shrimp and colorful radish soup

Fresh shrimp and colorful radish soup

Today's soup was the credit of my daughter. After making radish fish ball soup that day, the little person fell in love with the ball digger. He dug in the kitchen, and also dug out many balls on carrots and water radishes. The bright colors were very pleasant. He used it to match shrimp, quail eggs and two broccoli to cook a colorful soup. The little person held the edge of the bowl and counted the colors in his mouth, and ate a few balls. Soon, the bowl of soup was exhausted. Sometimes letting children walk into the kitchen properly can not only add a lot of joy, but also add a little more food creativity.