Peach Gum Beauty Porridge
Overview
Peach gum, also known as peach oil, peach fat, peach blossom tears, peach tree gum, and peach condensation, is a natural secretion of peach trees or wounds caused by external forces, and the secretion of peach gum is conducive to self-healing of wounds. Dried peach gum has sufficient water solubility and appropriate viscosity. It can soften after being soaked in water for more than ten hours. It has the effects of clearing blood and lowering lipids, relieving stress and anti-wrinkle and rejuvenating skin. Simmer over low heat and use a casserole to make a pot of good beautifying soup. It is actually very simple: soak the peach gum for more than twelve hours in advance, wash away impurities, soak the red dates, lotus seeds, lilies, and white fungus in advance, wash them, cut the red dates, and tear the peach gum and white fungus into pieces.
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Soak the peach gum in clean water for more than 12 hours in advance until it becomes soft and swollen, and the volume will increase by about 10 times. Remove the black impurities on the surface of the soaked peach gum, wash it and break it into small pieces. Put half of the white fungus in the water and soak it for an hour. After the white fungus is fully soaked, wash it with clean water, remove the roots, and tear the white fungus into small pieces. Red dates, lotus seeds, and lilies are also soaked in advance, washed, and the red dates are cut.
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Put all the ingredients into the Kunbo casserole, add water and bring to a boil over high heat.
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Turn to minimum heat and simmer.
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Simmer for more than an hour, add rock sugar in the last ten minutes, turn off the heat and continue simmering.
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A good soup for beauty~~Peach gum, red dates, lotus seeds, lily, rock sugar and white fungus porridge.
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Finished product.
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Finished product.
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Finished product.
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Finished product.
