Soups

Morinda, Millettia and Pork-Tail Bone Soup

Traditionally used to support the liver, kidneys and a weak lower back and legs

Prep
20 min
Cook
3 hr
Total
3 hr 20 min
Makes
0.9–1.2 L
Morinda, Millettia and Pork-Tail Bone Soup

Why people make this soup

Beyond the hard work of rehabilitation, a stroke survivor can be supported with nourishing food. Nourilo builds this pot around morinda and fresh millettia root — herbs traditionally used to strengthen the sinews and bones — with red dates, ginger and pork tailbone. Traditionally it is associated with supporting the liver and kidneys and strengthening a weak lower back and legs, and it is offered to those who feel unsteady on their feet.

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