You know what? There is a plant that the ancients used to warm, wet, decompress, and the poor who fall and damage are now trampled as road weeds. It is the root of thunder, and it is known as snowgrass, which rural elders prefer to call the “crash bowl”。
Ray root
An old man who went into the mountains to cut wood accidentally broke his leg and couldn't move. The passers-by farmer saw it, pulled a few leaves from the side of the road like weeds from a broken bowl, plattered them and put them in his wound, and cooked him some straw juice. After a few days, he's slowly moving his legs. The old farmer said that the leaves fell like little bowls, that rain-fed water and thunder-throwing rain, and that they were called "thumping the bowl" "ray root." it also left behind the old saying, “ray root, swollen, swollen for three days”。
Ray root
Rae root is a multi-year herbivorous plant with clear identifiers: leaf blades are round or kidney-shaped, with shallow sawn teeth on the edges, long leaves on the edges, and growing in the ground, far as it looks like scattered little bowls, often on the edges of roads, ditches, trees, etc. It is written in this draft as a “sexual cold, bitterness, great heat, scabs, anthrax, immersion” that can be used both externally to cure swelling and fall and internal hysteria, and is a popular good for the pharmacists。
Ray root
The young rae root eats easily and healthy:
- rey root: rey root leaves wash the water, extract the dry cut, with garlic paste, raw smoke, vinegar and oil. It's soft, it's fresh, it's fragrance, it's fragrance, it's summer, it's hot and it's appetizing。
♪ ryder root ♪
- ray's scrawny soup: scratch, boiled with fresh water in the pot, put in the scrawny meat and ray's root, boiled with a little fire for 20 minutes and salined with salt. The soup is bright, the fragrance of the flesh is mixed with herbs, and it is warm and filled with warm and wet spleen, especially for the wet and heavy。
Ray's scrawny broth
Today, the rheumatism that is visible on the side of the road continues to grow silently, while its value is less known. What's your name? Have you ever had soup made out of it
