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[Beima delicacy] tremella and pear soup
Summer is a good season to eat sweets and sugar water.. A few days ago, I asked my friend to bring back Tremella in Hong Kong. It's really good. The soup is thick. You should recognize this variety of Tremella.. Tremella is sweet, light, mild an... ...
Chenopodium tricolor wrapped chicken ball
Quinoa is listed as a space food. Its protein, mineral, amino acid, cellulose, vitamin and other trace elements are higher than ordinary food. It is also the best choice for vegetarians. -
Ice sugar, pear, chrysanthemum, tremella soup
I have a cold and cough these days. When I go to the supermarket. Think about being nice to yourself. Actually, I'm eating it. It's always good for me. Ha ha ha. I bought some tremella and Sydney. When I came back, I would like to stew on the fi... ...
Pumpkin and tremella soup
Pumpkin is rich in vitamin C, carotene, lycopene, reducing blood sugar and blood pressure, detoxification and beautification. Invigorating spleen and stomach, improving immunity, rich pectin and Tremella nourishing yin and lungs. A very healthy ... ...
Soap rice, tremella and peach soup
Recently, it's very popular to eat peach gum. I also bought some. Stewed with Tremella. The sweet soup is more thick and delicious. Zaomi, also known as xuelianzi, has the functions of nourishing the heart, clearing the liver, clearing the eyes,... ...
Pineapple and tremella soup
I love all kinds of seasonal fruits. Fresh food, crisp, sweet and juicy; stew, mellow and sweet. In the early morning of late spring, with the rising sun, a pot of sweet pineapple and tremella soup is stewed in a bowl. It's a beautiful picture. ... ...
White fungus and Lily sweet soup for nourishing yin and moistening lung
Tremella is gentle in nature. It can clear away heat and strengthen stomach. It is also rich in plant collagen. It can increase intestine power. It can calm heart and mind. It can moisten lung and stop cough. It's very beneficial for weak people... ...
Rose red date and Tremella dew
Rose red date and Tremella dew. Rose can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It can beautify and beautify the face. Red date can replenish blood and Qi. Tremella is rich in gum. Women drink it more charming and moving ~ -
Orange and tremella soup
It's fresh and seasonal. You like it. It'll taste good if you add some oranges. Add some dates and Tremella. It's a good thing to keep your face. It's very nourishing and comfortable to drink. The fruity Tremella is soft and warm. It really matc... ...
Chinese wolfberry soup with Tremella fruit
Tremella is a common bird's nest for women. Kiwifruit is rich in vitamin C. Chinese wolfberry nourishes Qi and blood. It's good for your skin.
Ice sugar and snow pear and tremella soup
Bingtangxueli tremella soup is made with Sydney and Tremella as the main ingredients. Now let's see what the effects of these ingredients are. The patients with bronchitis, bronchitis and tuberculosis are prone to cough in summer. They can be tr... ...
Pineapple and tremella soup
Pineapple and tremella soup is a dessert at a banquet in Guangdong and Guangxi. It means sweet life. Recently, my friend's child had a drink on the full moon. It's delicious. Taking advantage of the pineapple season, I used the 18cm kaidebao sma... ...
Peach gum and tremella soup
Stewed with tremella, peach gum and dates. Beauty and beauty. -
Sweet soup of longan, red date and Tremella
Bai ben'er is rich in colloid, red dates and blood, and longan has iron and zinc. It's the best health soup to drink. It's freezing in summer. It's great~-
Sugar water of white fungus, papaya and Lily
Tremella is rich in natural plant gum. It can nourish yin and moisten skin. It has the effect of removing facial chloasma and freckles. Papaya has strong anti-oxidation ability. It can help repair tissues, eliminate harmful substances and enhanc... ...
Tremella soup
As beautiful as flowers, as time goes by. A bowl of tremella soup in your mouth makes your beauty stand the precipitation of the years. The beauty is more delicate.
