Soups
Codonopsis, Astragalus and Partridge Soup
traditionally taken to support the body's defenses during flu season
Why people make this soup
Flu spreads once autumn arrives, and it tends to hit harder than a common cold — chills, fatigue, cold sweats, aching joints, and often a high fever. Nourilo’s everyday advice is to eat well: vitamin A and C from fresh fruit and veg, plus zinc-rich foods like oyster, shrimp, enoki, malt and black sesame, and a little onion, garlic, spring onion and ginger in your cooking. When you want a proper restorative, this codonopsis, astragalus and partridge soup is a fine tonic, traditionally used to strengthen the body’s defenses.
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