Soups
Water Chestnut, Fig and Lean Pork Soup
Traditionally used to clear heat, ease phlegm and soothe a dry throat
Why people make this soup
After a cold, many people are left with a scratchy throat, lingering phlegm and a dry mouth. Nourilo reaches for water chestnuts, which in traditional kitchens are valued for clearing heat, generating fluids and easing thirst — they’re also said to encourage saliva, helping with that parched feeling. Paired with figs, which traditionally moisten the lungs and throat, this gentle pork soup is a comforting after-cold favourite.
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