Perennial

Sedge root, also known as Scissors Mushroom, Swallowtail Grass, and Vegetable Egg, is a perennial herb. Its plant is tall, with leaves growing in bunches at the base and many roots. Sedge root has excellent effects for clearing heat and stopping bleeding, preventing cancer, detoxifying and diuresis, strengthening the body and moisturizing it. There are many ways to cook sedge root, one of which is to braise it with pork.Braised Pork with Sedge Root. Braised Pork Belly with Sedge RootBraised Pork with Sedge Root - Ingredients Preparation400 grams of pork belly, 300 grams of sedge root, 2 leek sprouts, salt, oil, chicken powder, cooking wine as needed, 1 piece of red fermented tofu, 8 rock sugar pieces, 1 tablespoon of light soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of oyster sauceBraised Pork with Sedge Root - Preparing Ingredients1. After cleaning the pork belly, place it in a pot with water and add a little salt. Boil for about 3 minutes.2. Once cooked, remove the pork belly and rinse briefly with cold water. Slice into pieces of similar size and thickness.3. Remove the old skin from the sedge root, clean thoroughly, and drain.4. Trim the ends of the leek sprouts, clean them, and cut…