Quzhou Bulao Ji Shen
Medicinal chicken originated in ancient times, and its production method is special. It is made of 28 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines through scientific formula, and contains no yellow wine and soy sauce, and no chemical additives. Its meat is crisp but not rotten, and it is fragrant and delicious. It has good color, fragrance and shape, and has the effect of "beautifying and strengthening the body, eliminating diseases and prolonging life" if eaten frequently, so that people can stay young for a long time.
As early as the Tang Dynasty, Li Hua wrote in the Story of the Hall Wall: Quzhou is beautiful and clear, and people will live forever. For thousands of years, people in Quzhou have lived long, not only because of the beautiful environment, but also because of the spread of Chinese herbal medicine stewed chicken food to treat diseases and strengthen the body. During the reign of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, pharmacist Zhang used herbs to stew Wang Shanji to treat diseases, which cured many people's diseases, so it was called "". Legend has it that Emperor Qianlong's southern tour was due to the fatigue of the journey. Ask, what is it? It smells so fragrant. After investigation, I reported to the Holy Father that there was a village in front, and a "medicated chicken" was being stewed in a residential building, and the fragrance wafted with the wind. Now this thing has been taken away with its owner. Please make a decision. When I saw a chicken, my mouth watered, and I didn't care how many scandals. Chew when you catch it. A "medicine chicken" suddenly has only a few thick bones left. After eating it, praise: "magic", the food of the gods! It was immediately designated as the secret meal of the court. After being improved by Doctor Tai, ginseng, royal jelly, ganoderma lucidum and vanilla were mixed into chicken feed, and the effect was better. After the "medicinal chicken" was lost, in the 1970s, Zheng Yaofa, a folk pharmacist, was dictated by his ancestors, and was successfully rescued and brought forth new ideas.