Soups
Hawthorn, Malt & Radish Digestive Soup
traditionally used to move qi and ease food stagnation after rich meals
Why people make this soup
Around Lunar New Year, friends and relatives come home from all over and there are endless gatherings out at restaurants. To make dishes look glossy and taste richer, kitchens often flash-fry the ingredients in oil — vegetables, tofu, meat, all of it — something we rarely do at home. After a few of those meals the body has absorbed a lot of oil, and when too much rich food piles up, the stomach can’t keep pace; you get that stuffed, stagnant feeling, discomfort and a flat appetite. This soup is the old answer: a gentle brew to move things along and give the digestion a rinse.
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