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Tips for fresh ginseng chicken soup
Chicken soup is a very common food in people's daily life. It is not only delicious, but also nutritious. It also has many benefits to the human body, such as improving immunity and strengthening the body. When cooking chicken, people will add fresh ginseng to cook, which will make chicken soup more nutritious and effective. Here is a detailed introduction to the effect of fresh ginseng cooking chicken soup.

Ginseng is flat, sweet, slightly bitter and slightly warm. It can replenish vital energy, restore pulse, invigorate spleen and lung, promote fluid production to quench thirst, soothe the nerves and improve intelligence.

Chicken is sweet and slightly warm. It can warm the middle warmer, tonify spleen, invigorate qi and nourish blood, tonify kidney and replenish essence, and dispel evil spirits in the heart.

Therefore, ginseng chicken soup is a good nourishing food, which has the effects of invigorating spleen and lung, promoting fluid production to quench thirst, calming the nerves, invigorating qi and generating blood. However, due to the different effects of various ginseng, we should pay attention to the choice of ginseng when cooking soup. Not everyone is suitable for nourishing with ginseng chicken soup.

Exercise:

Ingredients: black-bone chicken 1 piece, proper amount of red dates, a little shredded eggs, 3 ginseng, proper amount of glutinous rice and a little medlar.

Seasoning: 2 tablespoons salt and 0 tsp monosodium glutamate.

1. Wash black-bone chicken after eviscerating; Wash red dates, ginseng, glutinous rice and medlar.

2. Put red dates, 1 ginseng, glutinous rice and medlar into the chicken belly and seal it with a toothpick.

3. Add an appropriate amount of water to the pot, add the other two ginseng and black-bone chicken, first boil them with high fire, and then stew them with low fire for about 40 minutes until all the ingredients are delicious.

4. Add salt and monosodium glutamate to taste before cooking. When eating, remove a little shredded egg from the noodle soup.

Ginseng edible taboo:

1. Ginseng should not be abused.

Ginseng is a kind of qi tonic, and it should not be taken casually without symptoms of qi deficiency. People who are strong and not weak do not need to take tonics and use them indiscriminately. If misused or used, it will often lead to suffocation, resulting in chest tightness and bloating. Some people think that ginseng is a tonic, and eating it is always good for your health. This is a wrong idea. Whether it is red ginseng or dried ginseng, you should eat it step by step, and you should not rush and eat too much. In addition, we must pay attention to seasonal changes. Generally speaking, the weather is cool in autumn and winter, and the food is better; Summer, when the weather is hot, is not suitable for eating.

Avoid drinking tea.

Tea contains tannin, which is combined with ginsenoside and is not easily absorbed by people; Furthermore, tea contains caffeine and other substances, which can excite the central nervous system. We all have such a life experience. When we drink strong tea, we often suffer from insomnia and irritability, which is caused by excessive excitement of the central nervous system. Similarly, ginseng has a similar effect, which can enhance the excitement of the cerebral cortex. Therefore, taking ginseng and tea at the same time will greatly enhance this effect, which will easily lead to poor sleep, irritability and headache at night. Especially for those patients with nervousness or neurasthenia, it is not good, so avoid tea, especially strong tea, when eating ginseng.

3. Whether frying or stewing, avoid using hardware cookers.

Hardware cookware is easy to react with medicinal materials, so don't make ginseng with this kind of cookware. It is best to use cookware such as casserole to ensure the quality of medicinal materials.