Soups
Chinese Yam, Solomon's Seal, Ophiopogon and Partridge Soup
Traditionally moistens the lungs and nourishes against autumn dryness
Why people make this soup
As autumn comes in, the days may still feel hot but the mornings and evenings turn dry, and many people notice a dry mouth, warm palms and soles, or harder stools — the classic signs of “autumn dryness.” Nourilo brews this soup to head that off: it is traditionally said to moisten the lungs, strengthen the spleen and nourish the qi, with a soothing, blood-nourishing quality that makes it a good seasonal pot for the whole family.
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