Soups
Carrot, Tomato and Red Bigeye Fish Soup
Traditionally used to strengthen the spleen and support a poor appetite
Why people make this soup
Red bigeye — known in Cantonese as “big-eye chicken” — makes a wonderfully fresh, sweet broth. Nourilo pairs it with carrot and tomato for a bright, comforting pot that the whole family enjoys. It is the kind of soup traditionally offered to children with a weak spleen and a lacklustre appetite, and old hands also like it for tired eyes.
Method
- Peel the carrot and cut into chunks; rinse and cut the tomatoes.
- Skin and clean the fish, then pan-fry in a little oil until fragrant.
- Put everything into a pot with 1.8 L of water and simmer about 1 hour down to 1.2 L.
- Drink the soup and eat the ingredients.
Nourilo’s Tips
This soup is tasty and nutritious — fine for the whole family — and is also well liked by those whose eyesight is feeling tired.
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