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Zheng Feng Dried Poria 100g
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A traditional ingredient widely used in Chinese herbal cuisine, dried poria (Fu Ling) is valued for its delicate, mild flavour and light, clean character. Carefully dried to preserve its natural qualities, Zheng Feng Dried Poria gently absorbs the flavours of the ingredients it is cooked with, while adding a subtle herbal depth to soups and broths.
In Chinese cooking, Fu Ling is commonly used in nourishing soups and slow-simmered herbal broths. Its soft, slightly spongy texture becomes tender during cooking, blending naturally with ingredients such as chicken, pork, lotus seeds and red dates.
Because of its mild and balanced taste, it is often combined with other traditional soup ingredients such as Dang Shen, Chinese yam and goji berries. Whether used in herbal soups, tonic broths or hot pot bases, it adds a gentle layer of flavour that enhances the overall richness of the dish without overpowering it.
Ingredients
Dried Poria (Sulphites)
Allergy
Sulphur Dioxide And Sulphites
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Details
A traditional ingredient widely used in Chinese herbal cuisine, dried poria (Fu Ling) is valued for its delicate, mild flavour and light, clean character. Carefully dried to preserve its natural qualities, Zheng Feng Dried Poria gently absorbs the flavours of the ingredients it is cooked with, while adding a subtle herbal depth to soups and broths.
In Chinese cooking, Fu Ling is commonly used in nourishing soups and slow-simmered herbal broths. Its soft, slightly spongy texture becomes tender during cooking, blending naturally with ingredients such as chicken, pork, lotus seeds and red dates.
Because of its mild and balanced taste, it is often combined with other traditional soup ingredients such as Dang Shen, Chinese yam and goji berries. Whether used in herbal soups, tonic broths or hot pot bases, it adds a gentle layer of flavour that enhances the overall richness of the dish without overpowering it.
Ingredients
Dried Poria (Sulphites)
Allergy
Sulphur Dioxide And Sulphites