Papaya and sweet potato braised fan bone soup
Overview
The dry climate in autumn can easily lead to lack of body fluids, damage to yin and damage to the lungs. This is what we often call autumn dryness. People often experience varying degrees of dryness in the mouth, nose, skin and other parts of the body, so we should eat more nourishing, moist and juicy foods, and less spicy and fried foods. In Guangdong, papaya soup is a favorite drink of many people. It is sweet and moist. It is usually paired with apricots, snow fungus and other ingredients. Today, it is a new idea. It is paired with sweet potatoes, which are also a good ingredient to prevent autumn dryness. Sweet potatoes were once listed as the champion of the 13 best vegetables. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that sweet potatoes have the functions of nourishing the body and blood, replenishing qi and promoting fluid production, widening the stomach and intestines, and relieving constipation. Now that it is autumn, constipation is easy to occur. The effect of eating sweet potatoes in preventing constipation is particularly obvious. In addition, when we choose papaya to make soup, we should not choose one that is too ripe to avoid it becoming rotten in one pot. This soup has the effects of clearing heat and moisturizing the lungs, digesting food and laxative, anti-aging and nourishing the skin.
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Steps
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Prepare all ingredients
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Soak the northern and southern apricots in water for 1 hour, remove the skin and set aside. Peel, remove seeds and cut papaya into pieces, peel and cut sweet potato into pieces
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Soak the snow fungus two hours in advance to remove root impurities
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Wash the fan bones and cut them into pieces
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After the water in the pot is boiled, add the fan bones, blanch them and remove them
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Fill the earthen pot with water, fan bones
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Add snow fungus, northern and southern apricots
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Add papaya, figs and ginger slices
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Add sweet potatoes at the end
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Cover the pot, bring to a boil over high heat, then turn to low heat and simmer for an hour and a half
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Add salt to taste at the end