2. Stewed trotters with soybeans. Before I got pregnant, I was very resistant to pig's trotters. I feel oily, but during pregnancy, I am "abnormal" to pig's trotters. I hate eating pig's feet for every meal. During lactation, I love to eat, whether it's stewed or not. Wash pig's trotters (small owners of children with diaphragm diseases can "supervise" the cleaning of pig's hair, haha), and soak soybeans half a day in advance, which will be more delicious. Similarly, just add a little salt. Don't add all kinds of Chili sauce. If you eat too much pepper aniseed, it will be very angry. If your mother is angry, it will be passed from milk to your baby, so breastfeeding mothers must avoid eating it. Stew until the trotters are rotten, super milking.
3. I like to drink some soup and water, so lactation is simply a happy paradise. If you eat too much salty food, you want to change your taste occasionally. You want to eat sweet things, but you don't want to get tired of them. Later, I saw a treasure selling this kind of rice wine, so I placed an order and bought two barrels. Drink this rice wine dry when you come back. It's a little thin. I want to add something to it, but the most I add is eggs. After the rice wine is boiled, I pour the broken eggs into the rice wine soup, turn off the fire, cover the pot, and drink it for five minutes. It's delicious.