Papaya, lotus seeds and crucian carp soup
Overview
Eating crucian carp regularly can help enhance disease resistance, lower blood pressure and blood lipids, and prolong life. Crucian carp is delicious but has many bones, so it is usually used for making soup. This papaya, lotus seed and crucian carp soup not only adds papaya, which can strengthen the spleen and digestion, but also lotus seeds, which can clear away heat and reduce internal heat, and lentils, which can strengthen the spleen and remove dampness.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak 20 grams each of lotus seeds and eyebrow beans in water in advance
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Be sure to scrape off the black membrane in the belly of the crucian carp, and then use kitchen paper towels to absorb the water
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Choose a papaya that is not very ripe, peel and remove the flesh, and cut it into chunks
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Heat oil in a pan, add crucian carp and fry until both sides are slightly brown
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In order to avoid fish bones in the cooked soup, put the fried fish into the soup bag. Put it into the soup pot and add appropriate amount of water
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Pour the soaked lotus seeds and eyebrow beans into the pot
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Then add papaya and ginger slices
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Cover the pot, bring the water to a boil over high heat, then turn to medium-low heat and simmer for 1 and a half hours, then add salt to taste.