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| 1. | Put chicken into boiling water to cook for 5 minutes. Take out and wash (to prevent soup from setting too oily, tear skin off chicken) |
| 2. | Put chicken, walnuts, Wai-shan, Yet-zi-yian and ginger into steaming pot and stew for 3 to 4 hours. When serve, add salt to taste. |
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Good for improving functions of spleen, stomach and kidneys and fortifying original vital energy. |
STEW OF OLD CHICKEN WITH OLD GINGER |
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| Remark: | Use fragrant solomonseal rhizome instead of walnut to stew chicken for those with heat symptom-complex. For those with cold uncleared solomonseal rhizome should not be used. |
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| 1. | Soak sea snail for 2 hours. |
| 2. | Boil 5 cups of water with a slice ginger and a stalk of spring onion. Add sea snail and cook for 5 minutes. |
| 3. | Put chicken feet and pork into water in which sea snail has been cooked. Boil for 5 minutes, take out and wash. |
| 4. | Boil 10 cups of water. Add pork, chicken feet, sea snail, Wai-shan, Kei-chee and a slice ginger. Bring to boil and then stew for 3 hours. Add salt to season. |
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Chicken feet are good to the legs. Sea snail is nourishes the 'Yam' essence of the body. |
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