Rebirth Nine Zero True Daughter Gets Rich by Medicinal Diet

Hengqiao was puzzled. She remembered that Liu Qian came here last night to ask for the recipe, and she quickly understood that Wang Liuhong was jealous and planned to set up a stall to sell porridge.

She smiled faintly. This woman thought that after peeking here for a few days, she would be able to stand up for herself.

Liu Yumei also got up. She went to the window and took a look, and said angrily: "What a pink eye."

"It's okay if she studies technology hard. I will always promote the medicated diet industry in the future. I'm worried that she will act like a tiger and not become a dog, and disrupt the market."

"No."

"Ignore her, let's do our thing."

Heng Qiao had changed his clothes and was about to start work, but Liu Yumei looked worried again, as if her bright future had suddenly fallen into darkness.

"Mom, wash these two pieces of Codonopsis pilosula and astragalus root, and make a small pot of lotus seed, astragalus and barley porridge."

"What is the effect of this?" Liu Yumei asked.

"The white lotus and lily meat porridge in the big pot is not suitable for people with spleen deficiency. This one is to replenish qi, strengthen the spleen and remove dampness. It is suitable for people with chronic enteritis and weak spleen and stomach." Heng Qiao answered her.

While washing the astragalus, Liu Yumei asked: "Do we still need to ask the customers one by one?"

Hengqiao smiled: "Based on my visual inspection in the past few days, I can basically determine which people are suitable for eating which porridge, because everyone's physical symptoms are actually written on their face. I will narrow down the range and take the pulse.

We can be sure, so why Chinese medicine is expected to hear, ask, and understand, this is the reason.”

Liu Yumei glared at her: "Don't talk so mysteriously. You have read a few books and still dare to pretend to be an old Chinese medicine doctor. Be careful of others suing you."

Hengqiao really wanted to tell her that she was not only a famous inheritor of traditional Chinese medicine, but also a top student in the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but she was worried that it would scare Liu Yumei.

"Just do what I say. Don't worry, I'm just making health porridge and not prescribing any medicine. It's not illegal." She said with a smile.

Liu Yumei did as she was told, washed a handful of rice, a handful of barley, and then wrapped some astragalus root and codonopsis pilosula in gauze. She put water in the pot, put the medicine bag in and brought it to a boil, then lowered the heat to low and slowly

Boil, add barley and lotus seeds, cook until cooked, add rice, stir evenly, and cook until porridge thickens.

At dawn, the porridge and steamed buns from Hengqiao came out, and the villagers in the village also came out one after another.

I have been doing business for a few days, and because of the good reputation, villagers on the other side of the river also come across the bridge to buy breakfast. Today, the first villager who ran over was the butcher’s wife. Aunt Ding was very fat and wore tight-fitting leggings.

, very much like the compasses written by Lu Xun.

She walked faster, the fat on her face trembled, and she was panting from a distance to report: "Yumei, Qiaomei, Wang Liuhong is setting up a stall over there, do you know?"

Liu Yumei replied: "We know."

Aunt Ding said: "Her porridge costs 30 cents a bowl. She also makes snail porridge and steamed buns, which are also 10 cents cheaper than yours."

"It doesn't matter, she sells hers and we buy ours." Heng Qiao replied with a smile.

The villagers in front of the stall couldn't sit still. A group of them left sparsely, and some of the remaining people began to hesitate and discuss.

"Qiaomei, don't make too much money. I heard that you have only been in business for a few years and you have already made a new bicycle. Is this profit too big?"

"It's just that we are all neighbors. We are doing it for convenience. You can make some profits, so don't make too much money."