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Fresh Dendrobium, Goji Berry, Fresh Abalone, and Chicken Soup
traditionally used to nourish the liver and kidneys, support eye health, and strengthen general vitality
In short: Fresh Dendrobium, Goji Berry, Fresh Abalone, and Chicken Soup is a soup that traditionally used to nourish the liver and kidneys, support eye health, and strengthen general vitality. It is most often made for children's wellness, liver wellness, kidney & urinary wellness. Total time about 2 hr 20 min. Key ingredients: goji berries, ginger, red dates, baby abalone.
Why people make this soup
Fresh baby abalone, once a luxury ingredient, is now much more accessible and available at fishmongers and Asian grocery stores year-round. When combined with fresh dendrobium orchid stems and goji berries, you get a soup that Cantonese families traditionally serve during recovery periods, to people with tired eyes or blurry vision, and to anyone who simply wants a beautifully nourishing meal to start the new year.
Dendrobium orchid (shi hu) is one of the premier yin-nourishing herbs in classical Chinese medicine. Unlike many tonic herbs, it has a delicate grassy flavour that works beautifully in a light soup rather than dominating it. The combination with goji and abalone creates a broth that is deeply savoury, naturally sweet, and genuinely restorative.
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