Candied bergamot
Overview
You can tell where the name Buddha's Hand comes from at a glance. This thing bears fruit in autumn, and my family buys it every year, but most of them are just for decoration, to capture its fragrance and fragrance, and the fruit is finally thrown away. Cut into slices and make tea. The fragrance is astonishing. If you don’t remember to drink it, it’s a waste. Every time I feel this, I always want to use it. After reading through a lot of books, I finally found a simple use, and finally pickled it up for later use when I was in a good mood. Bergamot can regulate qi and relieve pain, resolve phlegm and relieve cough, soothe the liver and stomach, strengthen the spleen and eliminate food, and is good at awakening the spleen and appetizing, and harmonizing the middle and regulating qi. Those with yin deficiency and fire but no qi stagnation should avoid eating.
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Ingredients
Steps
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One Buddha's hand
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Wash the skin with water
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Wipe dry with a clean cloth
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Cut into even slices
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Put in a bowl
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Add sugar
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Mix well
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Put each piece into the bottle
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Cover the surface with sugar and seal for 7-10 days
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Sugared fruit soft
