Soups
Tofu, Spirulina Seaweed & Fish-Head Soup
Traditionally used to nourish mother and baby during pregnancy
Why people make this soup
When you are pregnant, getting enough iodine matters — research has linked low iodine intake to impaired fetal brain development. Traditional Chinese food therapy has long turned to seaweed as a natural source of iodine, and spirulina seaweed in particular also brings calcium and folate into the pot. Paired with tofu for gentle, plant-based protein and a pan-seared fish head for sweetness and richness, this soup has been recommended in Cantonese households for generations to help nourish both mother and growing baby.
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