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I hereby accept and agreed to abide by the above terms and conditions: Signature & Date Nature Confinement Dinner Menu For 28 Days (自然坐月子素食晚餐28天 ) Day 汤料 菜 菜 Yuzhu Corn Bean Soup Ginger Fried Cabbage Steamed Pumpkin 1 玉竹玉米黄豆汤 姜炒小白菜 蒸南瓜 Lotus Root Peanut Soup Stirred Fried Broccoli w/ Ginger Veg Fish w/ Ginger 2 花生莲藕汤 姜丝西兰花 姜丝素鱼 Yam Beans Wolfberry Loofah Fried Kale 3 黑豆山药 丝瓜粉丝枸杞 炒芥蓝 Apple Soup Steam Pumpkin Fried Ginger Fungus 4 苹果汤 焖金瓜 姜炒黑木耳 Meidou Veg Meat Soup Lady's Finger Fried Mushroom 5 眉豆素肉汤 羊角豆 炒三菇 Green Papaya Soup White Fungus with Veg Meat Sweet Snap Peas 6 青木瓜汤 白木耳素肉 甜豆 Wolfberry Yam Sesame Spinach Basil Veg Meat 7 山药枸杞 芝麻菠菜 九层塔素肉 Black Bean Soup Amaranth Black Bean Stew 8 黑豆羊肉 苋菜 焖黑豆 Kelp Bud Miso Soup Japanese Bento 9 味増海带芽 日式便当 Burdock Soup Sesame Tofu Fried Bergamot 10 牛蒡汤 麻油豆腐 炒佛手瓜 Southern Milk Lor Han Pumpkin Soup Green Beans Mean Sauce 11 Vegetables 南瓜汤 肉酱四季豆 南乳罗汉斋 Veg Vinegar Trotter Mixed Celery and Walnuts Kai-lan with ginger 12 素脚醋 核桃拌西芹 姜丝芥蓝 Mushroom Soup Bolognese Pasta 13 蘑菇汤 红酱意大利面 Green Papaya with Peanut Soup Cashew Veg Meat Cabbage with Sauce 14 青木瓜花生汤 腰果素肉 油小白菜 Borscht Japanese Bento 15 罗宋汤 日式便当 Sharp Fin Soup Curcumin G Fried Meehoon 16 鱼翅汤 黄姜素G 素炒米粉 Pumpkin Soup Mixed Almond with Kai-lan Mushroom Risotto 17 南瓜汤 杏仁拌香港芥蓝 三菇烩 Black Bean Soup Stir Fried Kai-lan Lemongrass Fried Mock Meat 18 黑豆汤 香港芥蓝 香茅素肉 Yuzhu Corn Tomato Soup Cereal Prawn Kai-lan with Sauce 19 玉竹玉米番茄汤 麦片虾 油芥蓝 Black Bean Soup Spinach Loofah Shres 20 黑豆羊肉 菠菜 丝瓜粉丝 Apricot with Mushroom & Sweet Green Papaya Soup Kelp Veg Meat 21 Pepper 青木瓜汤 海带素肉 杏菇甜椒 Wolfberry Yam Soup Lemongrass Fried Mock Meat Radish with cream 22 山药枸杞 香茅素肉 萝卜奶白 Veg Vinegar Trotter Choy Sum with Sauce Cod Fish with Ginger Slices 23 素脚醋 油菜心 姜丝鳕鱼 Toona Pasta Mushroom Soup 24 香椿意大利面 蘑菇汤 Amaranth Soup Basil Veg Meat Assorted Lotus Root 25 苋菜上汤 九层塔素肉 杂锦藕片 Jujube Mushroom Veg Broth Broccoli Fried Cabbage with ginger 26 红枣香菇素肉汤 西兰花 姜丝小白菜 Rhubarb Seaweed Soup with veg Almond with Kai-lan Sweet & Sour Veg Meat 27 meat 杏仁芥蓝 酸甜素肉 素肉海带汤 Yam Beans Soup Mushrooms with Bell Pepper Veg Fish 28 黑豆山药 甜椒蘑菇 素鱼 Nature Confinement Lunch Menu For 28 Days (自然坐月子素食午餐28天 ) Day 午餐汤 菜 菜 茶 Amaranth with Bell Pepper with Shen Hua Soup Red Date Tea 1 Wolfberry Mushroom 生化汤 苋菜枸杞 甜椒蘑菇 红枣茶 Shen Hua Soup Spinach with Sauce Almond with Green Beans Vitality Tea 2 生化汤 油菠菜 杏仁四季豆 元气茶 Beiqi Soup Pea with Carrot Slices Veg Sesame Oil Du Zhongyi Mu Tea 3 北芪汤 甜豆萝卜丝 麻油素G 杜仲益母茶 Gutta Soup Cabbage Sweet & Sour Veg Meat Zhi Ke Tea 4 杜仲汤 奶白 酸甜素肉 止渴茶 Yam Soup Sweet & Sour Lotus Root Kai-lan with Sauce Zi Sheng Tea 5 淮山汤 糖醋藕片 油芥兰菜 滋生茶 Yimu Soup Ginger Veg Fish Celery and Walnuts Vitality Tea 6 益母汤 姜丝素鱼 核桃西芹 元气茶 Lemongrass Fried Mock Ginseng Soup Oil Cream Du Zhong Tea 7 Meat 泡参汤 油奶白 香茅素肉 杜仲茶 Mock Meat w Ginger Achyranthes Soup Cabbage with Peanuts Breastfeeding Tea 8 Slice 牛七汤 麻油姜丝素肉 花生小白菜 哺乳茶 Tianma Soup Broccoli Fried Ladies Fingers Zi Sheng Tea 9 天麻汤 芥蓝花 炒羊角豆 滋生茶 Assorted Vegetables, Ganoderma Soup Cereal Prawn Red Date Tea 10 Cabbage & Fungus 灵芝汤 麦片(虾) 杂锦菜包菜木耳 红枣茶 Gutta Soup Peas With Mushroom Pleurotus Carrot Celery Vitality Tea 11 杜仲汤 甜豆毛豆金针菇 杏鲍菇萝卜西芹 元气茶 Boiled Ginseng Soup Glass Lettuce with Sauce Bell Pepper with Enokitake Breastfeeding Tea 12 泡参汤 油玻璃生菜 甜椒金针菇 哺乳茶 Fried Fungus with Si Shen Soup Choy Sum with Sauce Zhi Ke Tea 13 Beancurd 四神汤 豆干炒木耳 油菜心 止渴茶 Ba Zhong Soup Fried Potato Shres Veg Fish Zi Sheng Tea 14 巴仲汤 炒土豆丝 素余 滋生茶 Amaranth with Shi Quan Da Bu Soup Sweet & Sour Kelp Du Zhong Tea 15 Wolfberry 十全大补汤 苋菜枸杞 酸甜海带 杜仲茶 Yuzhu Wolfberry Soup Sweet & Sour Veg Meat Pumpkin with Toona Red Date Tea 16 玉竹枸杞汤 酸甜素肉 香椿金瓜 红枣茶 Snow Lotus Soup Assorted Vegetables Black Bean Stew Vitality Tea 17 雪莲花汤 杂锦菜 焖黑豆 元气茶 Fleece-flower Root Sushi Roll Set Zi Sheng Tea 18 Soup 何首乌汤 寿司卷套餐 滋生茶 Fried Green Beans with Run Fei Soup Lady's Finger Red Date Tea 19 meat sauce 润肺汤 肉酱四季豆 羊角豆 红枣茶 Veg Char Siew Chicken Ba Zhen Soup Breastfeeding Tea 20 Rice 八珍汤 港式叉烧素鸡饭 哺乳茶 Braised Dried Beancurd Ba Zhong Soup Tempura Du Zhong Tea 21 Skin 巴仲汤 天罗妇 卤豆干豆皮 杜仲茶 Assorted Fried Lotus Root Beiqi Soup Lor Han Vegetables Zhi Ke Tea 22 & Sweet Peas 北芪汤 罗汉斋 杂锦藕炒甜豆 止渴茶 Angelica Braised Snow Lotus Soup Assorted Vegetables Zi Sheng Tea 23 Mushrooms 雪莲花汤 当归焖香菇 杂锦素菜 滋生茶 Ginseng Soup Assorted Bell Peppers Amaranth with Wolfberry Vitality Tea 24 人参汤 杂锦甜椒 苋菜枸杞 元气茶 Yam Soup Meshed Potato Celery and Carrots Breastfeeding Tea 25 淮山汤 马铃薯泥 西芹萝卜 哺乳茶 Mock Meat w Ginger Achyranthes Soup Ginger Veg Fish Rose Hawthorn Tea 26 Slice 牛七汤 麻油姜丝素肉 姜丝素鱼 玫瑰山楂 Cordyceps flower soup Chestnut Veg Mutton Assorted Beans Lily Lotus 27 虫草花汤 栗子素羊肉 杂锦四季豆 百合连子 Tianma Soup Cereal Prawn Sesame Spinach Red Date Tea 28 天麻汤 麦片虾 菠菜芝麻 红枣茶 Soup 汤 Bei Qi Dang Shen Tang 北芪 Astragalus Membranaceus 党参 Codonopsis Pilosula 淮山 Dioscorea Opposita 元肉 Dried Longan 杞子 Boxthorn Fruit (Lycium Chinese) 大枣 Dates Indication 功效 General health and relief tiredness Du Zhong Bu Yao Tang 成 份 Ingredients 杜 仲 Eucommia Ulmoides 巴 戟 Morinda Officinalis 淮山 Dioscorea Opposita 杞 子 Boxthorn Fruit 黑 豆 Black Beans (Glycine Max) Indication 功效 腰酸腰痛 双足无力 Good for backaches and strengthening of limbs He Shou Wu Bu Xue Tang 何 首乌 polygonum Multiflorum 大 枣 Dates 党 参 Codonopsis Pilosula 杞 子 Boxthorn Fruit 黑 豆 Black Beans Indication 功效 补血提神 养颜乌发 Improves blood circulation Dun Ji Tang Liao 北芪 Astragalus Membranaceus 杞子 Boxthorn Fruit 党参 Codonopsis Pilosula 淮山 Dioscorea Opposita 玉竹 Polygonatum Odoratum Indication 功效 补气提神 消除疲劳 Improves health and relieves tiredness Si Shen Tang 茯 苓 Porria Cocos 淮山 Dioscorea 芡 实 Euryale Ferox 莲 子 Nelumbo Nucifera Indication 功效 健脾开胃 对小儿有益 Improves appetite, particularly effective for children Shi Quan Da Bu Tang 当归 Angelica Sinensis 熟 地 Rehmania Glutinosa 川 芎 Ligusticum Wallichii 白 芍 Paeonia Lactiflora 茯 苓 Poria Cocos 党参 Codonopsis Pilosula 白 术 Atractylodes Acrocephala 炙 草 Glycyrrhiza Uralensis 北芪 Astragalusmembranaceus 肉 桂 Cinnamomum Cassia Indication 功效 气血两亏 头晕怕冷 Chills and giddiness Xiang Wei Dun Ji Tang 杞子 Qi Zi 玉竹 Polygonatum Odoratum 淮山 Dioscrea 党参 Codonopsis Pilosula 北芪 Astragalus Membranaceus 当归 Angelica Sinensis 川 芎 Ligusticum Wallichii Indication 功效 补气提神 香味可口 Prevents fatigue Bu Qi Huo Xue Tang 姬 松 茸 Agaricus Brazei Muril Mushroom 灵 芝 Glossy Ganoderma 党 参 Codonopsis Pilosula 杞 子 Boxthorn Fruit 淮山 Dioscorea Opposita 北芪¹ Astragalus Membranaceus 玉竹 Polygonatum Odoratum ¹大 枣 Dates Indication 功效 加强身体抗病能力 Increases stamina and relieves fatigue, promotes metabolism and blood circulation, strengthens body resistance and self-regulating rhythm of the body. Ba Zhen Tang 85g 当归 Angelica Sinensis 熟 地 Rehmania Glutinosa 川 芎 Ligusticum Wallichii 白 芍 Paeonia Lactiflora 茯 苓 Poria Cocos 党参 Codonopsis Pilosula 白 术 Atractylodes Macrocephala 炙 草 Glycyrrhiza Uralensis Indication 功效 补气补血 润肤养颜 对女性更佳 Food good health and vitality Recommended especially for females Xue Er Run Fei Tang 无 花 果 Fig 乌梅 Prunus 日程 Dates 玉竹 Polygonatum Odoratumt Indication 功效 滋潤潤腸 清肺 清香可口 Aids digestion, clears phlegm Snow Lotus Soup 雪 莲花 Snow Lotus 沙 参 Glehnia 扁 豆 Beans 苡 仁 Barley 党 参 Codonopsis Pilosula 百 合 Lilium Bronii 芡 实 Euryale Ferox 淮 山 Dioscorea Opposita 当 归 头 Angelica Ginensis Indication 功效 清热解毒 消炎镇痛 活血 肺塞咳嗽 延年益寿 风湿关节炎之珍品 Antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, ease pain, promoting blood circulation Gong Ting Yao Shan Ji 黄芪 Astragalus Membranaceus 怀山药 Dioscorea Opposita 人参 Ginseng 莲 Nelumbo Nucifera 党参 Codonopsis Pilosula 枸杞果 boxthorn Fruit 玉竹 Polygonatum Odoratum Indication 功效 提高人体免疫力,加强身体抗病能力,对病后/产后虚弱身体恢复更适合。¹ Ginseng helps to improve immunity and body resistance.
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