What to eat during the coldest week
Updated: 2016-01-20 12:51
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Angelica with beef soup. [File photo] |
For the main courses, Dr. Zhang Zhongai from Nan Jing Jinlin said that nutritious food like the carp, chicken and mutton are good choices to beat the cold.
Zhang also warns, however, to avoid the trap of eating high calorie food to beat the cold, as such food may accumulate excessive internal heat, which in turn may makes one irritable and fretful. So, instead of eating fried chickens, it's better to enjoy chicken soup. Stewed mutton is better than mutton kababs.
Angelica with beef soup is a good choice. As it helps enrich the blood and promotes blood circulation. The soup is especially good for menstruating women.
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