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Sam Bo Luong for Summer Days
Rate this recipeSam bo luong is still as HOT as ever after all these years.
Young people love it for the refreshing coolness it brings.
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Ingredients
8
Time
30 minutes
Servings
6
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Lotus root
150 g
Jujubes (red dates)
80 g
Water chestnuts
180 g
Fresh lotus seeds
180 g
Dried longan
200 g
Job's tears (pearl barley)
150 g
Kelp
20 g
Rock sugar
400 g
Implementation Steps
01
- Soak the Job's tears in boiling water overnight to soften, then cook them and transfer to cold water.
- Thinly slice and wash the lotus root. Peel the water chestnuts. Cook both in 2 l of water; when it boils, lower the heat and simmer for 10 minutes.
- Thinly slice and wash the lotus root. Peel the water chestnuts. Cook both in 2 l of water; when it boils, lower the heat and simmer for 10 minutes.
02
- Soak the lotus seeds in water for 15 minutes, then boil them in 2 bowls of water.
- When the lotus seeds are cooked, add them with their water to the water chestnut pot, add the rock sugar and stir until dissolved.
- When the lotus seeds are cooked, add them with their water to the water chestnut pot, add the rock sugar and stir until dissolved.
03
- Soak the jujubes until they plump up.
- Add the dried longan, jujubes and kelp to the pot and cook for 5 more minutes.
- Add the dried longan, jujubes and kelp to the pot and cook for 5 more minutes.
04
- Put the Job's tears in a glass, add the che and some of the syrup, top with ice and enjoy.
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Sam Bo Luong for Summer Days