What are the steps for making Gastrodia stewed pork ribs?

Gastrodia elata is a perennial herb distributed in most parts of the country. Its dried tubers are also called Gastrodia elata, which is a commonly used and valuable traditional Chinese medicine. Gastrodia elata is also a raw material for making medicinal diets. Fresh Gastrodia elata can be used for cold dressing, stir-frying, stewing soup, etc. Below, I have compiled a home recipe for braised pork ribs with Gastrodia elata for everyone. I hope you will like it.

Ingredients for making Gastrodia stewed pork ribs, main ingredient: pork ribs

500g Gastrodia elata

50g auxiliary salt,

appropriate amount of cooking wine

An appropriate amount of green onions

An appropriate amount of ginger

An appropriate amount of pepper

A little chicken essence

An appropriate amount of coriander

An appropriate amount of gastrodia stew Steps for making spareribs: 1. Wash the spareribs, chop them into sections, soak them in clean water; peel and wash the fresh gastrodia elata, and slice them; wash the green onions, ginger and coriander separately, cut the green onions into sections, slice the ginger, and chop the coriander. .

2. Add water to the pot, put the ribs into the boil, take them out, and wash away the foam on the surface; pour the blood water soaked in the ribs into the pot and stir well, heat over low heat until it boils slightly and there is foam in the soup. When everything floats on the soup surface, quickly skim off the foam.

3. Continue to put the ribs into the pot, add gastrodia slices, green onions, ginger, cooking wine, and pepper, simmer over low heat for an hour, add salt and chicken essence to adjust the taste, and sprinkle with coriander.

Effects of Gastrodia elata 1. Analgesic effect: Gastrodia elata injection made from Gastrodia elata has obvious effects on trigeminal neuralgia, vasogenic headache, cerebrovascular headache, toxic polyneuritis, etc. analgesic effect. In recent years, it has been clinically tested on more than 1,000 patients in some medical units, and the effective rate has reached 90%.

2. Sedative effect: Some medical units use synthetic gastrodin (gastroside) to treat patients with neurasthenia and neurasthenia syndrome, and the effective rates are 89.44% and 86.87% respectively. It can inhibit the central nervous system excitability caused by caffeine and enhance the sleep time effect of pentobarbital.

3. Anticonvulsant effect: Gastrodia elata has certain curative effects on facial nerve convulsions, limb numbness, hemiplegia, epilepsy, etc. It also has the effect of relieving smooth muscle spasm, angina pectoris and biliary colic.

4. Lowering blood pressure: Gastrodia elata can treat high blood pressure. Taking it for a long time can calm the liver and replenish qi, benefit the waist and knees, strengthen muscles and bones, and can also increase peripheral and coronary blood flow, which has a protective effect on the heart.

5. Improve eyesight and enhance intelligence: Gastrodia elata also has the effect of improving eyesight and significantly enhancing memory. Gastrodia elata has obvious protective and regulating effects on the human brain nervous system, and can enhance the resolution ability of the optic nerve. It is currently used as a brain health food or brain health drug for high-altitude flight personnel. Japan uses Gastrodia elata injection to treat Alzheimer's disease, with an effective rate of 81%.