Cozy up with these comforting tsp chicken stock recipes — simple dishes that warm the heart.
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Benefits of bitter melon and onion shreds: - Promote digestion: The bitter taste in bitter melon can stimulate gastric juice secretion and increase appetite; onions contain dietary fiber and oligosaccharides, which can promote intestinal peristalsis and help digestion. - Supplement vitamins: Bitter melon is rich in vitamin C (helps to resist oxidation and enhance immunity), while onions provide B vitamins (participate in body metabolism) and vitamin K (beneficial to coagulation function). - Assist in sugar control: The bitter melon saponins in bitter melon have an insulin-like effect and may help regulate blood sugar; the sulfide in onions also has a certain auxiliary effect on blood sugar control. - Antioxidant: Both contain antioxidants (such as polyphenols in bitter melon and quercetin in onions), which can help remove free radicals in the body and reduce cell oxidative damage
This dish tastes really good. The fresh shrimp meat is chewy and firm, with the freshness of seafood; the boiled eggs are cut into pieces, the yolk is dense, the egg white is smooth, and it has a mellow egg fragrance; the cucumber is crisp and juicy, and the onion is slightly spicy and sweet. The freshness of the two just balances the richness of the fresh shrimp. Several ingredients collide in the mouth, with soft and tender interweaving with crispness, and clear layers.
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This dish is both beautiful and delicious. The shredded lettuce is as green as jade and dotted with golden carrot shreds. It is visually very healing. The shredded lettuce retains just the right crispness and tenderness, with a fresh and natural taste. The simple stir-fry brings out the natural sweetness of the ingredients. It is refreshing and not greasy. It is definitely a fresh dish on the table~
Rice cakes are a versatile culinary delight. In Sichuan and Chongqing, they're used in hot pot and can be added to rice wine-fried eggs for a unique flavor. Compared to Korean rice cakes, this Chinese version is my favorite; it's more to my taste. If Sichuan and Chongqing bacon aren't available, don't worry! Substituting fried eggs and ham (which works perfectly) creates a unique and delicious experience. The golden fried eggs, with their charred aroma and the salty, chewy ham, stir-fried with rice cakes and vegetables, create a rich and harmonious flavor. The fried rice cakes are imbued with the aroma of the ingredients. A bite of them is soft, chewy, and the salty, fragrant flavor spreads across your tongue. It may seem ordinary, but it's incredibly satisfying. I'll instantly fall in love with this simple yet delicious Chinese rice cake.
These potato croquettes are a classic Indonesian snack that's sure to please: they have a perfectly crispy exterior and a soft, creamy interior. Filled with minced chicken combined with carrots and mild spices, each bite delivers a warm, savory flavor and enticing texture. Perfect served warm as a dinner accompaniment or as an indulgent afternoon snack.
The dish of "crispy and tender three shreds" exudes a refreshing feeling just by hearing the name. The lotus root is cut into fine and even pieces, with a natural crispness and sweetness, and it becomes even whiter after blanching; the shredded radish is full of moisture, and it makes a crackling sound when bitten, with a slightly spicy and sweet aftertaste; the shredded green pepper is bright green, crisp and tender with a clear and spicy taste, which just neutralizes the sweetness of the first two. After being quickly stir-fried in hot oil, the three kinds of shreds are wrapped in a light oil fragrance, which does not compete with each other's taste but sets off each other's freshness. The crispness of the lotus root, the crispness of the radish, and the crispness of the green pepper are layered in the mouth, with a salty and light taste, and the freshness of the vegetables themselves. Whether it is served with rice or eaten alone, it exudes a refreshing and appetizing feeling.
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