Mung bean and coix rice porridge
Introduction:
"Mung beans return to the heart and stomach meridians. They have the functions of clearing away heat and toxin, relieving heat and promoting diuresis. They are commonly used in summer. It has a certain effect on heat, thirst and edema. Job's tears has the function of invigorating spleen, infiltrating dampness, clearing away heat and purulent. They can be used to clear away heat, promote water and dampness, detoxify and remove fire
Production steps:
Step 1: Materials
Step 2: wash the green job's tears with clean water
Step 3: put it in the pot
Step 4: add water between upper and lower limit
Step 5: close the lid
Step 6: start the boiling function
Step 7: when the water boils, the kettle will stop boiling automatically. When the temperature drops, it will be reheated to boiling again
Step 8: cook until the mung bean blooms or the hot water kettle is automatically cut off
Step 9: pour out
Step 10: mung bean is soft and rotten, Coix is well cooked
Materials required:
Mung bean: 60g
Coix: 30g
Clear water: 0.5 L
Note: this cooked job's tears is not soft enough, if you like the bloom of job's tears cooked, you can first cook job's tears under the mung bean. This product can be mixed with sugar, 1 dose a day, suitable for contact dermatitis.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: half an hour
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Lv Dou Yi Mi Zhou
Mung bean and coix rice porridge
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