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The Nature, Flavors and Herbal Properties of Common Vegetables

A Healthy Perspective of the Vegetarian Food (4b)
Translated by Jack Houng
(Chinese version, by Dr. Hung-Ying Shih, was published on EHVA Newsletter (12), Dec. 2000) ¡@

Fruit Vegetables

Fruit vegetables include pumpkin, cucumber, winter-melon (¥V¥Ê), Sy-Gua (µ·¥Ê), eggplant and tomato. Some literature stated that pumpkin porridge can be useful in treating diabetes. However, pumpkin is an allergen. Eating too much pumpkin will cause allergic skin reactions. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, pumpkin is warm in nature and sweet in flavor. Functionally, it supplements the stomach and benefits vitality (qi). People who eat too much pumpkin might develop athlete's foot due to the dampness in the extremities which provides an environment for fungi to grow. Thus pumpkin should be eaten sparingly and not to be taken as a medicine.

Cucumber is cold in nature and sweet in flavor. It can eliminate heat and be used as a diuretic. It also relieves the swelling and pain in the throat; discharges mucus. People with less active stomach should avoid it. For others it should be eaten only occasionally. Winter melon is cold in nature and slightly sweet in flavor. It can reduce water retention; eliminate mucus and clear heat.  People with weak and cold constitution should avoid it lest it should make them sicker.  Winter melon soup is more effective in alleviating infections of the urinary and vaginal tract than Napa cabbage. Winter melon with Chinese pearl barley soup works as wonder in treating skin rashes and inflammation. However, don't overdo it. Take it in moderation.

Sy Gua µ·¥Ê is cold in nature and sweet in flavor. It can clear heat, disperse mucus, and cool the blood. Eating it occasionally can alleviate constipation problem due to its high fiber content. Yet, having too much Sy Gua will sap one's energy.

Eggplant is cold in nature, sweet in flavor. It can reduce swelling; relieve pain and clear stagnant blood. Eggplant is allergenic. The phyto-chemicals in the purple skin of the eggplant may be helpful in treating tumor. Tomato is slightly cold in nature with a sweet and sour flavor. Its main function is to stimulate the formation of saliva and relieve thirst. It also strengthens the stomach and help digestion. Tomato is a relatively safe vegetable.

Fungus (wood-ear), Mushroom and Algae Type Vegetables

Fungus, mushroom and algae type vegetables include seaweed, kelp, Shitake mushroom, mushroom, black wood-ear and white wood-ear. Both seaweed and kelp are cold in nature. They are diuretic and can be used to soften hardened area and masses in the body, disperse mucus, clear heat. Since these two vegetables are diuretic, they should be eaten only occasionally.

Shitake mushroom is neutral in nature and sweet in flavor. Functionally, it can benefit the vitality of the stomach. Mushroom on the other hand is cool in nature and sweet in flavor. It can cheer up the spirit and promote appetite. However, it is allergenic to some people and could cause sickness. There have been cases that mushrooms cause heart attacks. People who are ill (especially those with chronic diseases) or having flu should not eat mushroom.

Black wood-ear is neutral in nature and sweet in flavor. It can cool the blood, and stop both bleeding and dysentery. It also softens the blood vessels. White wood-ear is neutral in nature and slightly sweet in taste. It nourishes the essence of body fluids, lubricates the lung and benefits the stomach. White wood-ear can be eaten often.     To be continued¡K¡ò

Functional Food: Watermelon Shell Drink ¡V ¦è¥Ê¥Ö¶¼­^Ķ

Translated by Parkson Wong

(Chinese version, by Dr. Hung-Ying Shih, was published on EHVA Newsletter (14), June 2001)

Watermelon is a perennial plant of the marrow family. Watermelon shell is slightly cold in nature, and has a bittersweet taste. It is used to clear heat, relieve summer heat, and promote the production of body fluid. Traditionally, watermelon shell had been used to relieve urinary tract problems, and edema caused by nephritis.

Watermelon shell and watermelon juices have very similar properties. However, watermelon shell is milder and its effect lasts longer.

Watermelon shell can also be used to relieve fever. Put watermelon shell on the head just like a hat for a few hours. It could reduce fever caused by common cold or flu.

Procedure: Dice watermelon shell and simmer in boiling water for 15 minutes.

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Vegi Sushi

¡@ Ingredients: Cooked brown rice with pearl barley 4 cups Nori Sheet (seaweed sheet) 4 ¡@
¡@ Celery 2 stalks honey 4 tsp. ¡@
¡@ Beets ½ Apple cider vinegar 4 tsp. ¡@
¡@ Shitake mushroom 4-5 Olive oil 1 tsp. ¡@
¡@ Cilantro some Soy sauce 1 tsp. ¡@
¡@ Preserved ginger pieces some Shitake mushroom juice 1 Tbsp. ¡@
¡@ Preparation:
  1. Cook brown rice with barley according to the ¡§Brown rice with barley¡¨ in note1 below.
  2. Wash and peel celery. Slice into long, thin pieces. Soak celery pieces in ice cold water. Dry them with paper towel before use.
  3. Wash, peel and cut beets into strips. Blanch, drain and put aside.
  4. Shred the processed shitake mushroom (see note2). Over medium high heat, add 1 tsp. of olive oil in the wok. Add shredded mushroom. Stir fry until fragrant. Add 1tsp. soy sauce and 1 Tbsp. of mushroom juice. Simmer over low heat until all the juice is evaporated.
  5. If the nori sheet is fresh out of the package, use as it is. Otherwise, gently toast it over medium heat.
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  1. Mix rice with honey and apple cider vinegar (preferably in a wooden bowl) while the rice is hot. Gently mix the rice by cutting into the rice mixture and flipping it with a wooden spoon. Fan the rice while you mix to help evaporate the moisture. When the rice is at room temperature, cover the bowl with a damp towel.
  2. Place plastic wrap on a bamboo mat. Put nori sheet on top of the plastic wrap. With a wooden spoon spread a layer of prepared rice (about 1 bowl) evenly on the nori sheet. Leave 1cm at the end uncovered for the seal.
  3. Near the end that's close to you, layer sliced celery pieces, mushroom and beets on top of the rice. Roll the nori sheet with the ingredients away from you. Keep the roll tight while releasing the plastic wrap until reaching the end of the nori sheet. Turn the roll over so the seam side faces down. Cut roll into 10 pieces with a sharp knife.
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EHVA Recipe

Seaweed Roll

¡@ Ingredients: Potatoes 2 Sesame oil 2 tsp ¡@
¡@ Carrots 2 Salt 1 tsp ¡@
¡@ Fresh Shiitake Mushrooms 6 oz White sesame seeds 5 Tbsp ¡@
¡@ Fresh Tofu sheet 6 Flour 4/5 cups ¡@
¡@ Seaweed (Nori, sushi wrapper) 6 (9¡¦¡¦ x 8¡¦¡¦) Water 2 cups ¡@
¡@ Cilantro some Canola oil 4 cups ¡@
¡@ Olive oil 2 Tbsp Pepper ½ tsp ¡@
¡@ Five spices 1 tsp ¡@
¡@ Preparation:
  1. Wash, skin and shred potatoes and carrots.
  2. Wash fresh shiitake mushrooms. Remove the stems and slice them into small, thin slices.
  3. Wash and mince cilantro.
  4. Mix 4/5 cup of flour and 2 cups of water to make flour paste.
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  1. Place wok over medium heat. Add 2 Tbsp. of olive oil. When the oil is hot, add shredded carrots. Stir fry for a little. Add shredded potatoes. Cook until it is about 67% done. Add fresh Shiitake mushrooms. Mix gently for a few seconds. Sprinkle sesame oil, five spices powder, pepper and salt. Mix well. Remove the stuffing from the wok and set aside.
  2. Put tofu sheet on top of seaweed sheet. The tofu sheet needs to be smaller than the seaweed sheet (about 1cm less for each side). Spread the stuffing from step 1 to cover 2/3 of the tofu sheet. Roll it up.
  3. Cover the Seaweed roll with flour paste. Sprinkle some white sesame seeds on it. Deep fry the seaweed roll in heated canola oil until it turns to golden yellow.
  4. Cut each deep-fried seaweed roll into 3 or 4 pieces. Put them on a plate. Sprinkle some minced cilantro. Ready to serve.
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EHVA Recipe

Vegetarian Rice Noodle with Soup

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¡@ Ingredients: Dried Rice noodle 8 oz Vegetable stock 12 cups ¡@
¡@   Shitake mushroom (fresh or soaked) 2 (big) salt 1 tsp¡C ¡@
¡@   Black fungus (soaked) 1 cup White pepper powder 1/2 tsp¡C ¡@
¡@   Carrot 1 pcs Sesame oil A little ¡@
¡@   Fresh Tofu Sheet 1 celery 1 stalk ¡@
¡@   Cabbage ¼ head     ¡@
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  1. Soften the rice noodle with boiling water. Rinse with cold water.
  2. Wash fresh shitake mushrooms. Remove the stems and cut them into matchstick pieces.
  3. Wash black fungus, carrot, fresh tofu sheet and cabbage. Also cut them into matchstick pieces.
  4. Wash and dice the celery.
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  1. Boil vegetable stock in a large pot over high heat. Turn to medium high heat, add shitake mushroom, let it boil for 2-3 minutes.
  2. Add thinly sliced black fungus, carrot, tofu sheet, cabbage in the above pot. Cook for 15 minutes.
  3. Cut the softened rice noodle into 2.5 inches long. Add the rice noodle to the soup. Cook for another 5 minutes.
  4. Flavor the soup with salt, pepper and sesame oil. Sprinkle diced celery on top of the dish and it's ready to serve.
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