Tasty a bowl of water Recipes to Cook Tonight
Try something new with a bowl of water — easy recipes with ingredients you already have at home.
Recipes with a bowl of water
Curry fishball is a very popular Hongkong Street food and household. Think bouncy fishballs, chewy pork skin, tender cuttlefish (and sometimes daikon)—all swimming in a rich, slightly sweet and spicy curry sauce. Every spoonful offers a mix of textures: the soft fishballs, the springy seafood, and that satisfying bite from pork skin. The curry is aromatic—packed with garlic, onions (or shallots), and classic Cantonese‑style curry spices—bringing warmth and depth without being overly heavy.
I like to eat cold dishes, especially cold noodles. Follow the steps to knead flour, salt and water into dough, wash the dough after it rests, and precipitate starch water. Steam the translucent and elastic cold noodles, cut the steamed gluten into small pieces. Add cucumber and carrot shreds, mix a bowl of sauce with soy sauce, aged vinegar and chili oil, and mix with the cold noodles. It is chewy and smooth, full of a sense of accomplishment. This homemade delicacy is so satisfying.
The tender tofu lies in the white porcelain bowl, like jade soaked in a spring stream, trembling and shaking with fine waves when touched by fingertips. The aroma of soybeans exposed to the summer sun is hidden in the texture. A sip is as refreshing as autumn dew, and swallowing it is as sweet as the melting water of winter snow floating in the throat. With a light pinch of chopsticks, it turns into half a pool of clouds, mixed with the green of chopped green onions, as if the four seasons are crushed and gently fed into the mouth
Duck Soup with Old Cucumber and White Kara Seed invites you to savor the intimacy in every mouthful—a vibrant poultry broth, smooth and aromatic, intertwined with the freshness of aged cucumber, and the mysterious touch of white kara seed and fragrant dried orange peel. The dish is like poetry, where the rich duck meat is immersed in a clear, warm liquid, while ginger infuses a soothing warmth, and salt softens the overall flavor. Each bowl flows with the harmony of the yin-yang of flavors: warm and cool, concise yet rich, offering a balance of flavors that soothes the soul.
"Cool Summer Three Fresh Bowl" consists of cherry tomatoes, cucumbers and ice jelly, and its benefits to the body are mainly reflected in the following aspects: - Replenish water and electrolytes: Ice jelly itself has a high water content, and it can quickly replenish water in summer when combined with cucumbers (about 95% water content) and cherry tomatoes (about 90% water content); cucumbers also contain potassium, which helps maintain electrolyte balance in the body. - Provide vitamins and dietary fiber: Cherry tomatoes are rich in vitamin C and lycopene, cucumbers contain B vitamins and dietary fiber, and ice jelly (mostly made of plant gum) can also provide a small amount of dietary fiber. The combination of the three can promote intestinal peristalsis and help digestion, which is suitable for more people.
A bowl of clear, fragrant broth combines tender pieces of chicken, chewy noodles, and crispy fresh chayote. The aroma of sautéed shallots and ginger is tantalizing, bringing a warm, savory flavor with a touch of natural sweetness. A sprinkling of fresh spring onions and fried shallots adds another layer of flavor and a tempting presentation, making this a warm, comforting, and refreshing dish.
A warm and inviting bowl of curry laksa: coconut milk and rich curry spices coat the delicate rice noodles, making each strand delicately flavorful. Fried tofu, fish cakes, and fresh shrimp provide a dimension of texture and flavor, while bean sprouts and long beans add a crunchy youthfulness. The aroma of fried shallots fills the air, balanced by hints of spiciness and sweetness from the red chilies and spices. The result: a rich, mouth-watering dish, perfect for a comforting and heartwarming meal.
Many women often ask, 'How can I take better care of myself?' We've curated 3 specially designed sweet wellness recipes just for women—warming you through your cycle, boosting energy and blood, and comforting those little cravings. Every spoonful is a small act of self-love. After all, loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. ~ Ginger-Red Date Brown Sugar Drink for your period: Especially comforting for those with cold uterus, poor blood flow, or menstrual cramps. ~ Daily Qi & Blood Boost: Astragalus lifts and strengthens, red dates tonify and soothe, and angelica nourishes and activates blood. Add ginger for those with cold constitutions, or ophiopogon root to balance heat. ~ Poached Egg in Sweet Fermented Rice with Brown Sugar: A bowl of warm, thick, fragrant soup with soft egg and mellow wine aroma—it’s pure comfort. Note: Everyone’s body is different. Stop drinking if you experience any discomfort.
On the table in the morning, a "Guahua Qinliang Zao" is placed. The name alone makes people feel refreshed. The green cucumber flowers are carefully picked and washed, with the freshness just picked from the vines, or the whole flower is used as an embellishment, or torn into thin strips and spread on the bottom of the bowl, with a faint sweet taste. The smooth jelly is cut into small pieces, wrapped in transparent juice, trembling in the bowl, exuding a refreshing coolness. The most wonderful thing is the watermelon flowers, the light yellow petals with a velvety texture, gently placed on the jelly, like a gentle decoration for this bowl of breakfast. Stir it, the freshness of the cucumber flowers, the smoothness of the jelly, and the light fragrance of the watermelon flowers are mixed together, and the entrance is refreshing with a slight coolness, without a heavy feeling, but full of natural freshness. Take a bite, as if the morning dew and the fragrance of plants are all in your mouth, awakening the taste buds that have not yet fully awakened, and starting a day of lightness.
In Guangdong, this bowl of salted pork bone, dried vegetable, and peanut porridge is a lifesaver for those experiencing internal heat! It's my go-to when my throat gets dry and my mouth blisters. The pork bones are pre-marinated with salt and spices, resulting in a savory and flavorful porridge. The meat between the bones is rich in salt and flavor, making it incredibly satisfying to chew. The dried vegetables, a unique Guangdong specialty, absorb the essence of the porridge, leaving them soft, chewy, and with a unique vegetable aroma. The peanuts are stewed until soft and soft, melting in your mouth. The porridge is thick, and every spoonful is packed with the umami flavor of the ingredients, a salty, savory, and sweet lingering taste that moistens your tongue and throat. Having a bowl of this when you're experiencing internal heat is like installing a dual "fire-extinguishing and nourishing" system on your body. Heat quickly dissipates, leaving you feeling moisturized from the inside out and feeling incredibly comfortable! This "fire-reducing" porridge is a must-have at home! My little beast sipped three bowls straight.