Soups
Jicama, Carrot and Corn Soup
traditionally associated with clearing heat, relieving thirst and supporting the body after alcohol consumption
Why people make this soup
In Cantonese kitchen wisdom, jicama (also known as yambean or sha ge) is the summer go-to when the body feels hot, irritable and heavy. Its crisp, mildly sweet flesh has a cooling quality that is thought to work particularly well when someone has been drinking too much or is suffering from summer heat — think headache, flushed face, thirst and sluggish digestion. This simple soup pairs jicama with carrot and sweet corn for a broth that is naturally sweet and genuinely pleasant to drink, making it easy to sip even when appetite is low.
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