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The Force Healing Recipe

Ginger & Jujube Warming Soup (姜枣茶)

12

servings

15 minutes

active time

45 minutes

total time

Ingredients

10.5 oz (300 g or more) fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped

30 whole dried red dates (jujubes), split open (do not remove pits)

Brown sugar or black sugar, to taste (must use one of these)

Water, enough to yield about 12–15 bowls (approximately 3–4 quarts)

Directions

Prepare ingredients

Peel the ginger and chop it finely (do not slice—use a generous amount).

Split the 30 red dates open without removing the pits.

First boil

Add ginger and red dates to a large stockpot.

Add enough water to make about 12–15 bowls (approximately 3–4 quarts).

Bring to a boil, then simmer for 15 minutes.

Second boil

After finishing the first batch, refill the pot with water.

Boil again for another 15 minutes to extract more from the ingredients.

Sweeten

Add brown sugar or black sugar while hot and stir until dissolved.

How to Drink

Drink one bowl every 2–3 hours, warm or hot.

If already catching a cold: drink throughout the day without time restriction.

For prevention (not yet sick): drink 3 times daily, finishing before 5 PM.

Suitable for the whole family (children to elderly).

Notes

This is a traditional warming drink oftenused during cold seasons to support circulation, digestion, and overall vitality.

Use plenty of ginger — a few slices are not effective.

Ginger must be peeled and finely chopped.

Use exactly 30 red dates (traditionally associated with strengthening the Spleen).

Only use brown sugar or black sugar — do not substitute white sugar.

Nutrition

Serving Size

1 Cup

Calories

-

Total Fat

-

Saturated Fat

-

Unsaturated Fat

-

Trans Fat

-

Cholesterol

-

Sodium

-

Total Carbohydrate

-

Dietary Fiber

-

Total Sugars

-

Protein

-

12

servings

15 minutes

active time

45 minutes

total time
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