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A good turkey carcass broth gels overnight. You can see a spoonful of broth resting on the rest of the gelled broth.

Leftover Turkey Carcass Broth

Easy DIY Floral Tea 3 Ways: Coupling the Healing Power of Teas and Flowers

This smoked salmon potato salad with pickle juice dressing is absolutely delicious. Smoked salmon and potatoes are a match in heaven. The no-mayo dressing is made from leftover brine of the fermented cucumber pickles, adding the extra probiotic boost. Naturally gluten-free, dairy-free and refined-sugar free.

Smoked Salmon Potato Salad with Pickle Juice Dressing (a Probiotic Twist)

If you are looking for ways to incorporate more nutrient-dense organ meats into your diet, the spicy Szechuan tripe salad is a must try! Full of flavours and kicks, spicy Szechuan tripe salad is a great way to introduce organ meats to the hesitant eaters. I used pork tripes in this recipe as you can see from the photos. Pork tripes are also called pig stomaches, or hog maw. You can also make this dish with beef tripes instead.

Spicy Szechuan Tripe Salad

Chinese medicinal soup formula (Si Shen Tang, 四神汤) consisting of poria, Chinese wild yam, white lotus seeds, and euryale seeds makes one of the classic soup remedies served on the dinner table in many Chinese families and sold by street food vendors. This rendition focuses on easing anxiety and stress by supporting the adrenal glands, as well as resolving stress-induced digestive dysfunctions by supporting the digestive system. Pig stomach was used in this soup recipe to honour the original formula. Like other organ meats, pig stomachs are nutritious and have long been used for medicinal purpose in cooking in the East. Pig stomach soup is rich in gelatine and glutamine that are important components for leaky gut healing.

Adrenal Support Chinese Herbs And Pig Stomach Soup (四神汤)

Raw grape jelly is a great alternative to cooked ones preserving many of the heat-sensitive antioxidants and enzymes, let alone how much easier it is to whip up a batch. To be honest, I never have pectin stored in the pantry, so these chia seeds are life-savers on days I run out of jam. They thicken up fruit puree in no time while no cooking is required at all. I nicknamed the recipe "instant jam" owing to the fact that I made this raw chia Concord grape jelly in under 5 minutes.

Raw Chia Concord Grape Jelly (5 Minute Instant Jam)

{Video Recipe} This cucumber wakame salad is my version of the Japanese sunomono salad without refined sugar. Wakame is a seaweed rich in vitamins, minerals and helps to balance hormones among many health benefits. Cucumber wakame salad is a refreshing summer salad to get some sea vegetables into our diet.

Cucumber Wakame Salad

{Fermented} Lacto-fermented pickles are naturally preserved, deliciously tangy and probiotic. This is a great recipe to make in the summer months when the pickling cucumbers are in season. I will show you how to make crispy crunchy fermented cucumber pickles. This recipe is also raw, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, grain-free, dairy-free, sugar-free and nut-free.

Fermented Pickles /w Green Tea and Dill Flowers

{Fermented | Video on Blog} You will love this mango kefir ice cream for the probiotic benefits. Real milk kefir grains contain 30 to 50 strains of probiotic bacteria and yeast combined. If you are looking for a summer dessert to make with your milk kefir grains, this mango kefir ice cream is a tasty treat and uses only 4 ingredients. Mango and kefir are a perfect match in flavour. I will also show you some tips for achieving the best results without using an ice cream maker.

Mango Kefir Ice Cream w/o Ice Cream Maker

Millets are seen as a rarely eaten ancient grain in many modernized countries. Do you know that in some parts of Europe, Asia and Africa, millets are neither ancient nor rare? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), millet porridges are regarded as a healing food for postpartum and digestive health. Millets are naturally gluten-free, highly nutritious and beneficial in treating physical weakness and stomach ailments like ulcers and indigestion. I will show you how to make a basic millet porridge the Chinese style.

Millet Porridge: A Chinese Postpartum & Digestive Healer

Don't toss that leftover pickle juice after you finish your pickles. Use it with summer herbs to make pickle juice salad dressing. When using fermented pickle juice, you are adding more beneficial bacteria, enzymes and nutrients into this pickle juice salad dressing that's both delicious and refreshing. Some people drink pickle juice straight. The risk of high sodium level can be mitigated by using pickle juice in dressing instead. I will also show you the differences of 2 kinds of pickle juice.

Pickle Juice Salad Dressing /w Summer Herbs

Try this beautiful gluten-free and grain free baked sole flowers. Easily adaptable for diary-free, paleo, and whole 30. Baked sole flowers on coconut pea puree is one of my favourite dishes to enjoy the green pea and spinach season. It's a perfect light meal for the warmer days and free of all allergens. This coconut pea puree and baked sole flower dish takes less than 30 mins to make, and so beautiful and elegant to serve to your guests for a special occasion!

Coconut Pea Puree + Baked Sole Flowers

Make your own kefir cheese and eat with creativity. You will love this rice-less sushi for extra dose of probiotics from the kefir cheese. Along with smoked salmon, avocado, sesame seeds, cucumber, microgreens, this probiotic sushi not only is a tasty treat, but with abundant healthy fats also a super brain food to support mental health and brain functions. Comes with a yummy alternative dipping sauce recipe that you can make without wasabi.

Keto Sushi (Probiotic, Low-Carb)

{Video} Instruction and recipe on how to grow sprouts at home. You can use a mason jar and simple supplies to make your own sprouting jar. Make sure to use good quality sprouting seeds to grow your sprouts successfully. You can buy sprouting seeds from regular grocery stores or online once you know what you are looking for. Home-grown sprouts are fresh, nutrient-dense and live superfood.

How to Grow Sprouts + Health Benefits

Sake Kasu Recipe: this sake kasu marinade is great on chicken, as well as other meats and fish to bring out big flavours while acting as a tenderizer. Sake kasu, a traditional ingredient, has been regaining recognization in recent years in modern cooking. Sake kasu is appreciated for its nutritional values by the health enthusiasts, as well as praised for its rich umami flavour by the gourmet chefs. Meet this new ingredient that has the best of both worlds - nutrition and flavour.

Sake Kasu Recipe: The Best Tender Marinated Chicken

If you love milk kefir and superfoods, this recipe is for you! Superfoods Kefir Maca Smoothie is full of life energy and tastes better than chocolate milk shake! You are getting the combined probiotic benefits of milk kefir and tonic benefits of the warming herbs and spices. This smoothie will give you that extra energy in the morning. Naturally sweetened and thickened by Medjool dates, it will be so chocolaty delicious and you know it’s good for you when enjoying this cup full of goodness!

Superfoods Kefir Maca Smoothie

Kombucha Carbonation and Flavouring Tips: The Second Fermentation

Kombucha Series Part #1: 11 Important things to know for a successful kombucha brew. Let's dive a little deeper - this article covers a list of important questions and answers to make kombucha 1st fermentation as successful as possible. Also included a basic recipe and instruction for those who are new to kombucha brewing.

11 Important Things To Know for a Successful Kombucha Brew

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Born and raised in China, now living in Canada for the past 20+ years, Yang shares time-tested traditional wisdom from the east to the west, through nutrient-dense real food recipes.

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