Soups
Coconut, Tiger-Milk Lingzhi, Fig and Pork Rib Soup
Traditionally used to moisten dryness and soothe the lungs
Why people make this soup
Autumn air is dry, and dryness easily brings on a lung-dry cough — especially for night owls whose throats feel raw and whose coughing won’t settle. Nourilo picked up an Indian coconut ball, which is traditionally associated with clearing heat, moistening dryness, and soothing the lungs, and paired it with lung-supporting ingredients. Tiger-milk lingzhi, mostly from Southeast Asia, is traditionally valued for the respiratory tract — nasal sensitivity, lingering cough, wheezing. With moistening almonds and figs and pork ribs, it makes a comforting autumn-and-winter pot.
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