Polygonum multiflorum porridge
Polygonum multiflorum 30g | Black sesame seeds 20g |
Walnut kernel 20g | Black rice 100g |
Rock Sugar 50g |
Step 1
Prepare materialsStep 2
100g black riceStep 3
Soak in water for 2 hoursStep 4
Put Polygonum multiflorum into a casserole, add 300ml of water, and simmer over low heat for 20 minutes (the container for boiling Polygonum multiflorum should be a casserole or a medicine pot, not a metal container)Step 5
Get the juice from the Polygonum multiflorum that has survivedStep 6
Blanch the walnut kernels in hot water (to remove the astringency) and scoop them outStep 7
Put the soaked black rice into a casserole, add washed black sesame seeds and walnut kernels, add an appropriate amount of water to the casserole, and put it on the gas stove to boilStep 8
After boiling, pour in the Polygonum multiflorum juice and simmer over low heat for 1 and a half hours.Step 9
Boil until the black rice blooms and becomes crispy.Step 10
Add the rock sugar and continue to cook until the rock sugar meltsStep 11
Serve outStep 12
Finished product Cooking tips for Polygonum multiflorum porridgeChoose cooked Polygonum multiflorum (available in pharmacies). Simply soaking Polygonum multiflorum in water or making soup will not have any blackening effect. You must combine it with other ingredients or medicines to make juice or porridge to make good use of Polygonum multiflorum. drug effects. Polygonum multiflorum multiflorum porridge is recommended to be eaten once a week.