Soups
Kudzu, Three-Bean and Job's-Tears Pork Rib Soup
Traditionally clears heat, drains damp and supports resilience
Why people make this soup
With weather swinging between sun and rain and more flu about, Nourilo reminds everyone to mind their hygiene, wear a mask on transport and in crowds, and simmer some heat-clearing, damp-draining soup at home as a sensible habit. Kudzu root, sometimes called “southern ginseng,” is traditionally used to support the vessels and the liver and is associated with healthy blood sugar and blood lipids, as well as easing the tight neck-and-shoulder feeling of an early cold. Combined with mung bean, adzuki bean, flat bean and job’s-tears, this soup is traditionally used to clear heat, drain damp and support resilience.
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