Ingredient
Sweet and bitter apricot kernels
Sweet and bitter apricot kernels is a wholesome ingredient featured in 32 Nourilo recipes — most often in soups and herbal & flower teas. It is traditionally enjoyed as part of a balanced diet.
Sweet and bitter apricot kernels recipes for
What human studies say about sweet and bitter apricot kernels
Safety: Raw apricot kernels contain amygdalin, which turns into cyanide after eating. EFSA estimates that half of one small raw kernel can exceed the safe level for a toddler. Use no more than the recipe states, never eat them raw, and do not serve them to young children. Source: European Food Safety Authority
Recipes with Sweet and bitter apricot kernels
Gold Luo Han Guo, Carrot and Watercress Soup
Tiger Milk Lingzhi and Partridge Soup
Plantain, Carrot, Almond and Pork Rib Soup
Walnut, Almond and Ginger Tea
Dragon-Tongue Leaf and Shihuangpi Soup
Chinese Yam, Snow Fungus and Partridge Soup
Cactus Flower, Longli Leaf and Lean-Pork Soup
Walnut, Lily Bulb and Partridge Soup
Cordyceps Flower, Lingzhi and Almond Soup
Dragon's-Tongue Leaf, Shi Huang Pi and Apple Soup
Perilla Seed, Ginkgo and Apricot Kernel Soup
Cordyceps-Flower, Lily Bulb and Partridge Soup
Tender Mulberry Shoot, Ophiopogon and Apricot Kernel Tea
Cordyceps Flower, Fritillaria, Glehnia and Dried Scallop Soup
Palm Fruit, Carrot & Pork Bone Soup
Chinese Olive, Green Radish, Fig & Pork Rib Soup
Coco de Mer, Snow Fungus, and Lily Bulb Soup (Hai Di Ye Xue Er Bai He Tang)
Ginkgo, Walnut and Apricot Kernel Pork Lung Soup
Dried Cabbage, Carrot, Fig and Pig Lung Pork Rib Soup
Watercress, Carrot, Fig and Dried Duck Gizzard Soup
Tiger Milk Mushroom, Snow Fungus, Lily and Almond Soup
Shek Wong Pei, Monk Fruit (Luo Han Guo) & Apricot Kernel Tea