Soups
Marrow Melon, Salted Egg and Century Egg Soup
Traditionally nourishes yin and clears internal heat
Why people make this soup
Children grow fast, so in the southern Chinese folk view they “run hot” easily — getting a touch feverish once or twice a month is no surprise, what the old folks call “growing pains in the bones”. For babies, a little Job’s-tears (coix) water helps. For a toddler of one or two and up, Nourilo offers this clear marrow melon soup with century egg and salted egg: it is traditionally associated with nourishing yin and clearing internal heat, and it eases the fretful, irritable feeling that can come with a child’s growth spurts.
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