Updated Recipes Issued For http://www.guaishushu1.com

i am sorry that I did not updated this blog since i have the new blog http://www.guaishushu1.com. However, this blog is still alive. Just an update, the posts that I have issued in the last weeks are as follows. Please click on the title or picture to go to individual recipes. If you are following my old blog www. https://kwgls.wordpress.com, I would appreciate if you can follow the new blog too..

Swine Stew Soup aka Pig Organ Soup (潮州猪杂汤)

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Lemon Mid Wings (柠檬鸡翅)

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Cranberry Biscuits (蔓梅饼干)

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Egg White Almond Crisp (蛋白杏仁瓦片)

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Apple Crumble Muffins (苹果小松饼)

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Chocolate Nestum Finger Biscuits (巧克力麦片手指饼干 Biskuit Jejari Nestum Coklat)

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Almond Barley Dessert (薏米杏仁糊)

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Traditional Shell Snacks?–Kuih Siput (螺旋饼)

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Are You Sure We Are Drinking Something Like This?

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What is this series ? – Series 24

I have been stopping this series for quite a while, not because I do not have the patterns or designs but because I am too engrossed on the other series. I am sorry to all readers who follow this series.

Today picture is a bit tough, There is no photographic effects except 9 similar pictures put together. Just a hint, it is some type of herbs that we boiled for the drinks especially for the Chinese …The lighter color plant are also commonly drink by Europeans and Americans. It is a type of flower tea.. The other one is a bit tough, supposed to be purple in colour when fresh….

Cheers and have a nice day


Answer posted on 16th July 2013

 

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These are herbs tea. It comprises of two herbs or flowers – one is chrysanthemum (菊花)and another is Prunella vulgaris (夏枯草)。The herbs were brewed and subsequently with rock sugar added. The original form of these the flowers are as follows:

 

Prunella vulgaris (夏枯草) . Source: http://www.baike.com/wiki/%E5%A4%8F%E6%9E%AF%E8%8D%89

chrysanthemum (菊花)Source: http://www.123rf.com/photo_14367257_yellow-chrysanthemum-flowers-background.html