Information - Benefits of Bird’s Nest (Continue)
• Improving heart functions and to reducing blood pressure • Aiding in the regeneration and growth of cells • Reducing fatigue • Strengthening body’s self-regulating actions and resistance to disease• Improving skin complexion • Regulating internal fluid supply.
Pregnant woman and their fetus, in particular, can benefit greatly from eating bird’s nest. The regular consumption can increase nutrition and improve the health of the woman and fetus. The body and the immunity of the fetus can be strengthened and its mind activated, thereby providing a firm foundation for baby's future development. Woman consuming edible bird’s nests after giving birth can also recover quicker and helping to regain their youthful appearance earlier.
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HOW TO COOK BIRD'S NEST
Cooking Method (One to two serving)
Preparing: Rinse with a calendar and soak one to two pieces of natural bird’s nest for 4 hours to overnight. Change the soaking water 4 to 5 times during soaking. Rinse out all the soaking water and the bird’s nest is ready for cooking.
Cooking:
1. Double boiling - Put the bird’s nest into a ceramic pot with water (One cup of water per one piece of nest.) Cover with a ceramic lid.
2. Put the ceramic pot with bird’s nests into a larger cooking pot and fill water one inch below the rim of the ceramic pot. Cover with pot lid. Use high heat to bring the water in larger pot to boil (about 10 to 15 mins.) Then turn to low heat to cook for 45 minutes to 4 hours depending on the type of nests you are cooking.
In general, White Nests take 45 minutes to 1 hour to cook. Golden Nests take 2 to 3 hours to cook. Red Nests take 3 to 4 hours to cook.
3. After cooking, turn off the heat and open the ceramic lid to prevent over cooking. Add rock sugar, honey or milk and it is ready to serve. Or put the cooked nests in refrigerator to chill and serve within 3 to 5 days.
Note: To avoid cross contaminating the cooked nests, always use dry and clean utensils.
Preparing: Rinse with a calendar and soak one to two pieces of natural bird’s nest for 4 hours to overnight. Change the soaking water 4 to 5 times during soaking. Rinse out all the soaking water and the bird’s nest is ready for cooking.
Cooking:
1. Double boiling - Put the bird’s nest into a ceramic pot with water (One cup of water per one piece of nest.) Cover with a ceramic lid.
2. Put the ceramic pot with bird’s nests into a larger cooking pot and fill water one inch below the rim of the ceramic pot. Cover with pot lid. Use high heat to bring the water in larger pot to boil (about 10 to 15 mins.) Then turn to low heat to cook for 45 minutes to 4 hours depending on the type of nests you are cooking.
In general, White Nests take 45 minutes to 1 hour to cook. Golden Nests take 2 to 3 hours to cook. Red Nests take 3 to 4 hours to cook.
3. After cooking, turn off the heat and open the ceramic lid to prevent over cooking. Add rock sugar, honey or milk and it is ready to serve. Or put the cooked nests in refrigerator to chill and serve within 3 to 5 days.
Note: To avoid cross contaminating the cooked nests, always use dry and clean utensils.
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