Soups
Chicken Bone Grass and Wormwood Pork Rib Soup
Traditionally used to support liver and gallbladder health and clear damp-heat
Why people make this soup
In traditional Chinese wellness thinking, the liver and gallbladder do their most important cleansing work between 11 pm and 3 am — which is one reason staying up very late night after night is considered hard on those organs. Chicken bone grass (ji gu cao) and wormwood (mian yin chen) are two herbs long used in Cantonese cooking to support the liver and gallbladder, ease damp-heat, and help with the kind of dull rib-side discomfort or fatigue people associate with sluggish digestion. Modern studies have also shown both herbs to have notable liver-protective properties. Nourilo pairs them with pork ribs and honey dates to round out the flavour and make the soup approachable for the whole family.
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