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The Edible Bird’s Nest with Honey Comb Sugar

May 20, 2020 by Vivian He Leave a Comment

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The Edible Bird’s Nest with Honey Comb Sugar

It is said that edible bird’s nest is especially suitable for smokers which it is the best to eat with honey comb sugar. It can moisten the lungs, replenish the Qi, replenish the spleen, make people energetic and increase physical strength. Although some nutritionists often say in various media that the nutritive composition of bird’s nest is the same as that of ordinary food, but it contains a little more protein, but because the proportion of amino acid component is not complete, its nutritive value is even lower than that of ordinary food such as egg tofu. It seems to be very reasonable. However, the theory of traditional Chinese medicine seems to be very reasonable, it is difficult to say whether it is right or wrong. In fact, the opinion of nutrition experts is just that bird’s nest is not people-friendly in price, and its composition is the same as that of ordinary food, so it is not as economical as egg.

How To Make The Edible Bird’s Nest with Honey Comb Sugar

Step 1

Prepare all the ingredients

Prepare all the ingredients

Step 2

Soak the dry bird’s nest with water at least 2 hours in advance. After the hair is soaked, pick out the small part of the fluff inside and clean it

Step 3

Put the washed bird’s nest into the stew, add water up to 1-2cm

Put the washed bird’s nest

Step 4

Put the stewing cup into the pot. The water outside should be 1 / 3 of the height of the stewing cup

Put the stewing cup

Step 5

Boil the water over high heat for another 3 minutes or so

Boil the water over high heat

Step 6

Turn to the small fire and simmer slowly. If the water in the bird’s nest cup is slowly collected and thickened, it will be basically OK. About 25-30 minutes

Turn to the small fire and simmer slowly

Step 7

Stew the dates with water in advance, then put them in the bird’s nest cup together with the stone bee sugar and medlar, and stew them for 5 minutes to get out of the pot

Stew the dates with water

Step 8

After stewing,it is how it looks like.

After stewing

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The Edible Bird's Nest with Honey Comb Sugar

Prep Time2 hrs
Cook Time30 mins
Course: Sweetmeats
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: The Edible Bird's Nest with Honey Comb Sugar
Servings: 1

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • pot
  • stewing cup

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 6.5 g edible bird's nest
  • clear water
  • 2 pcs honey comb sugar
  • 2 pcs red date
  • 4 pcs medlar

Filed Under: Blog, Homely Recipes, Recipes, Tutorials Tagged With: Sweetmeats, The Edible Bird's Nest with Honey Comb Sugar

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