Congee & Porridge
Motherwort and Brown Sugar Brown-Rice Congee
Traditionally used to regulate menstruation and ease period discomfort
Why people make this congee
Now and then the market sells fresh motherwort — sweetly fragrant, pleasant in texture and not too bitter, though Nourilo finds the dried herb works better. Motherwort has long been called a “women’s herb” in the tradition, used to support circulation, regulate menstruation and ease swelling. When women feel bloated, crampy or have a sluggish period, a bowl of motherwort brown-rice congee with a little brown sugar is a warm, comforting way to ease through those days.
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