Lotus root and job's tears bone soup
Introduction:
"Lotus root is rich in starch, protein, vitamin B, vitamin C, fat, carbohydrate, calcium, phosphorus, iron and other minerals. Its meat is tender, white and round, and tastes sweet and crisp. Often eat lotus root, can play the role of nourishing yin and clearing heat, moistening dryness and relieving thirst, clearing heart and calming mind. Job's tears can strengthen muscles and bones, invigorate spleen and stomach, eliminate edema, remove rheumatism, and clear lung heat. It is rich in nutrition. It is a good medicinal food for the elderly, puerpera and children, and can be taken frequently. Job's tears is a very good tonic for women, a lot of vitamin B1 can make skin smooth and white, but also play the role of anti uterine cancer. Lotus root, job's tears and bone stew together can remove dampness and heat, strengthen spleen and stomach, strengthen muscles and bones, prevent colds, and help children grow up healthily. "
Production steps:
Step 1: soak Coix six hours in advance.
Step 2: soak in water for one hour.
Step 3: peel lotus root, wash and cut into small pieces.
Step 4: put the washed carcass into the pot, then put lotus root and coix.
Step 5: add appropriate amount of water and three slices of ginger.
Step 6: put the voltage cooker into the electric pressure cooker, turn on the power, select the "bone" function, and let the electric pressure cooker start to work.
The seventh step: after the electric pressure cooker is finished, the appropriate amount of salt can be eaten after pressure relief.
Materials required:
Lotus root: 300g
Pig carcass: 500g
Coix: 30g
Ginger: three pieces
Salt: right amount
Note: the carcass has a lot of oil. If it's too greasy, you can skim off the oil star on the soup noodles, or you can use spareribs to make soup.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: boiling
Production time: several hours
Taste: light
Chinese PinYin : Lian Ou Yi Mi Gu Tou Tang
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