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It is good to buy dried bellflower roots, divide them, seal them in the freezer, and store them at any time. You can buy it at a large traditional market or a pharmacy. I bought it at a large mart, but it was sold temporarily, so it's been suspended now.
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If you look closely, it looks like this.
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Dip it in water for about 5 minutes and rinse it two or three times because there is dust or foreign substances during the drying process.
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Drain on a sieve.
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Rinse the jujube lightly in water or wipe it with a wet dishcloth to remove the dust from the wrinkles.
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I'll also prepare ginger.
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Stomach is also good for coughing, so put it in together. If you don't have it, you can skip it. Bellflower tea tastes good when it's finished because it's sweet.
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I peeled it and used it.
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It's licorice, and you can also buy it at a large mart or pharmacy. It's literally a sweet ingredient because it's licorice. If you don't have this, you don't have to put it in.
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Put all the ingredients in cold water.
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When the water starts to boil, reduce the heat and boil it for 40 minutes to an hour.
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At first, open the lid and boil, and when the water starts to boil, close the lid and boil over low heat.
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The color came out well yellow.
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Remove all the ingredients.
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There may be foreign substances, so let the soup sink.
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Filter with a fine sieve or cloth.
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You can put it in a plastic bottle and refrigerate it and heat it up in the microwave.