A bowl of comforting delicious bayberries soaked in sugar water
Overview
Bayberry contains glucose, fructose, citric acid, malic acid, oxalic acid, lactic acid and rich vitamin C and other ingredients. It is used for deficiency of stomach yin, or excessive drinking, thirst in the mouth; disharmony of stomach qi or indigestion, vomiting and less food; diarrhea or dysentery. It's just that most bayberries are sour, so when eating, you can use candied sugar or soak them in sugar water to neutralize the sourness.
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Steps
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Rinse the bayberries once with running water, then soak in salt water for 20 minutes
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Remove the bayberries soaked in salt water and drain
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Soak bayberries in warm water;
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Remove the bayberry and drain
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Sprinkle sugar evenly on the surface of bayberry
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Pour in cold water and soak for more than half an hour before eating.