Stewing bird's nest in water is recommended for 15-30 minutes. It is recommended not to cook the bird's nest for too long, as it is not resistant to cooking. Not only will the nutrients in the bird's nest be partially lost, but the texture of the bird's nest will also be reduced, making it soft and mushy.

How long does it normally take to cook bird's nest in water

Bird's nest should not be cooked over high heat, but should be cooked slowly over medium-low heat in order to heat evenly and gradually release the nutrients in the bird's nest.

Bird's nests are nests made of saliva secreted by some of the swiftlets of the Rainier Bird family and several species of swiftlets of the swiftlet genus, mixed with other substances.

Bird's nests can be classified into two types of nesting places, namely the "House Swiftlet" and the "Cave Swiftlet". Cave Swiftlets are different in color due to the influence of minerals, and can be classified into White Swiftlet, Yellow Swiftlet, and Red Swiftlet, while House Swiftlets are only available in one color, Ivory White.