Fresh daylily is more delicious than dried daylily, especially tender and crisp when fried, and it tastes excellent. However, fresh day lily contains colchicine < P >, and if it is not handled properly, it will be poisoned after eating. So how can fresh daylily be treated before eating? The following are the treatment methods provided by health experts for your reference.
(1) Peel off the beautiful coat of each day lily and remove all the stamens containing pollen. This process is a bit cumbersome, but it can ensure that most colchicine is removed.
(2) Wash all the day lilies without stamens, and then soak them for 2 minutes. Of course, the longer the better.