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Warming Soups & Teas for Cold Days

Soups

Tom Yum Shrimp Soup (Dong Yin Gong Xia Tang)

traditionally associated with warming the stomach, stimulating appetite, and supporting digestion

55 min

Soups

Winter Melon, Lotus Seed & Night Jasmine Duck Soup

supports digestive comfort; traditionally associated with clearing internal heat and easing a persistent sweet sensation in the mouth

1 hr 50 min

Herbal & Flower Teas

Roasted Radish Seed, Ginger and Tangerine Cake Tea

traditionally used to warm the lungs, transform cold phlegm, and relieve cough with thin white sputum

35 min

Herbal & Flower Teas

Fresh Perilla, Scallion White and Brown Sugar Ginger Tea

Traditionally used to warm the body at the onset of a wind-cold with nausea

15 min

Soups

Cilantro, Ginger, Pickled Cucumber and Grass Carp Broth

traditionally used at the first sign of a cold or flu to dispel wind-cold, ease sore throat, and support recovery

20 min

Soups

Garland Chrysanthemum, Ginger and Grass Carp Broth

traditionally used to warm the stomach, ease bloating, promote appetite, and support restful sleep

25 min

Tonic Drinks & Waters

Imperata Root, Pearl Barley and Winter Melon Drink

traditionally used to reduce water retention, support healthy blood pressure, and help the body clear accumulated heat

70 min

Congee & Porridge

Sea Cucumber and Glutinous Rice Congee

Traditionally used to support kidney function, warm the spleen and stomach, and ease a persistent salty taste in the mouth

55 min

Soups

Spatholobus, Ginger, Red Date and Partridge Soup

Traditionally used to support circulation, warm the uterus, and assist menstrual regularity

75 min

Soups

Isatis Leaf Mung Bean Soup; Lotus Leaf Winter Melon Coix Water

Two traditional summer drinks used to support flu prevention, clear heat, and resolve dampness

85 min

Soups

Lotus Leaf Winter Melon Three-Bean Soup

traditionally used to clear summer heat, support urination, relieve dampness, and improve appetite

75 min

Tonic Drinks & Waters

Fresh Lotus Leaf Winter Melon Job's Tears Sugar Cane Drink

Traditionally used to clear summer heat, relieve dampness, and refresh the body

85 min

Soups

Salted Mustard Greens, Peppercorn & Pork Tripe Soup

traditionally associated with warming the stomach and easing cold-type digestive discomfort

2 hr 30 min

Herbal & Flower Teas

Wampee Leaf, Ginger and Brown Sugar Tea

traditionally associated with warming the body and supporting resistance to seasonal influenza

40 min

Tonic Drinks & Waters

Ginger & Pear Water with Honey

Traditionally used to warm the stomach, relieve cough, and soothe respiratory inflammation

25 min

Tonic Drinks & Waters

Winter Melon, Coix Seed and Corn Silk Water

Traditionally used to clear heat-dampness and support skin comfort in children

50 min

Soups

Lotus Leaf, Winter Melon & Clam Soup

traditionally used to clear heat, reduce dampness, and support healthy weight

80 min

Soups

Winter Melon, Hyacinth Bean and Frog Soup

traditionally associated with draining excess water, relieving puffiness, and supporting healthy blood sugar levels

135 min

Soups

Astragalus, Rehmannia and Cinnamon Twig Broth

Traditionally associated with warming the meridians, supporting blood circulation and relieving cold limbs

70 min

Soups

Red Bean, Black Rice and Red Date Sweet Soup

traditionally associated with warming the body, nourishing blood and brightening the complexion

70 min

Soups

Mussels, Winter Melon, and Pork Rib Soup

traditionally used to nourish the liver and kidneys, support those managing blood sugar, and ease chronic thirst

105 min

Soups

Codonopsis, Angelica, and Lamb Soup

Traditionally used to warm and tonify qi and blood, relieve cold limbs and post-illness weakness

135 min

Soups

Five-Finger Peach Root, Ginger and Lamb Soup

traditionally used to warm the body, support qi, and ease cold sensitivity and joint discomfort

2 hr 20 min

Soups

Winter Melon, Clam Meat and Dried Duck Kidney Soup

traditionally used to support metabolic health, reduce puffiness, and nourish the spleen

135 min