Shandong cuisine
GregKirlin
In spring, nourishing the liver should be the first priority. In terms of diet, you should eat more foods that warm and replenish yang energy, such as onions, ginger, garlic, leeks, mustard, etc. <br />Chives are warm in nature and can warm the kidneys and help yang, enrich the spleen and strengthen the stomach, and promote qi and regulate blood. Eating more leeks can nourish the liver and enhance the qi of the spleen and stomach. <br />The sulfur-containing compounds in leeks have the effects of lowering blood lipids and dilating blood vessels, and are suitable for treating cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and hypertension. In addition, this compound can also enhance the function of the tyrosine system in melanocytes, thereby regulating melanin in skin hair follicles, eliminating skin white spots, and making hair black and shiny. Leeks contain more dietary fiber, which can enhance gastrointestinal peristalsis and effectively prevent habitual constipation and bowel cancer.
MaxDurgan
Recently, due to a friend's appointment, I developed some high-nutrient and low-fat dishes, and I thought of making this braised pork tail, haha! <br />A pig's tail is the tail of a pig, not any other tail.^_^It is also called skin beating skin and fragrant incense. It is composed of cortex and bone joints. The skin is more colloidal and heavy. The rich colloidal is said to have good cosmetic effects. In addition, pig tails are also rich in protein, which also contributes well to breast enhancement! Pig tails also have the effect of replenishing waist strength and nourishing bone marrow. It has the effect of replenishing yin and nourishing marrow, improving back pain and preventing osteoporosis; during the development of young men and women, it can promote bone development. If eaten by middle-aged and elderly people, it can delay bone aging and premature aging. It can be seen that this small tail has a lot of effects...