Fern and almond porridge

Fern and almond porridge

Hubei has a rich variety of breakfast snacks, but Hubei girls who are particularly good at skin care also like to drink various nutritious sweet porridges with beauty and weight loss effects. Such as black rice porridge, red bean porridge, eight-treasure porridge, mung bean porridge, white fungus soup, and sweet-scented osmanthus rice wine, which Hubei people like. Capable mothers also like to cook a bowl of thick beauty and health porridge for their families at home. One of my besties eats the loving eight-treasure porridge cooked by her mother for breakfast every day. Her skin is so good that we are envious of her.

Introduction to Fern and Almond Porridge

I was cooking a pot of porridge at home on the weekend, and when I was cleaning the refrigerator, I accidentally found a bag of Xinjiang specialty fern (also known as ginseng fruit) that I had bought for a long time and hadn't used. I simply washed a handful and threw it in to cook together. Later, I couldn't help but add a handful of almonds and a handful of raisins to the pot, and finally seasoned it with brown sugar. A pot of nutritious and beauty-enhancing fern almond porridge was ready. It had a sweet and thick taste, and it really tasted a bit like the black rice porridge and eight-treasure porridge that we Hubei girls like the most.

Fern hemp and brown sugar have the effects of strengthening the stomach and spleen, promoting fluid production and quenching thirst, and replenishing qi and blood. Almonds are moisturizing and have a certain lung-tonifying effect. All the ingredients are especially suitable for women. As the saying goes, summer tonic is worse than winter tonic. In the hot summer, drinking a bowl of fern hemp almond porridge that nourishes blood and lungs, thinking that it may make you healthier and more beautiful, makes you feel comfortable. Haha! Fern hemp almond porridge is very simple to cook. Let me share with you the experience of making fern hemp almond porridge. If you can't buy fern hemp, don't worry, you can use other grains you like instead!