
Bu Yuan Du Can Soup: A future essential for health preservation, exclusive
A potent single-serving ginseng tonic where fifteen-year wild ginseng simmers with astragalus, red dates, and brown sugar, reduced from three bowls to one for concentrated warming nourishment.
Instructions
- 1

Gently brush the fresh wild ginseng from under the forest, 15 years old, to clean it slightly.
- 2

Wash 4 jujubes and set aside, prepare one spoon of brown sugar, wash astragalus and cut it into sections.
- 3

Put the wild ginseng, jujube, brown sugar, and astragalus into a pot, preferably using a clay pot.
- 4

Two or three bowls of water are poured into the pot.
- 5

Simmer over high heat.
- 6

After bringing it to a boil over high heat, reduce to low heat.
- 7

Change to warm 🔥.
- 8

Simmer over low heat to make a bowl.
- 9

This dose of Dushuantang is a bit small, just enough for a flat bowl!
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Fresh wild mountain ginseng1 piece
- jujube4 piece
- Astragalus20g
Seasonings
- brown sugar1 tsp