Tomato juice cuttlefish balls for amenorrhea

Many women have experienced irregular menstruation, and some married women have not had menstruation for several months, thinking they are pregnant, but in fact they have amenorrhea. When menstrual abnormalities occur, they must not be underestimated. Here is a food that is more effective in treating amenorrhea in women.

Cuttlefish balls in tomato sauce

Taste: Sweet

Ingredients: 100 grams of cuttlefish, 20 grams each of peeled water chestnuts and mushrooms, one portion of egg white, a few celery leaves, tomato sauce, Thai eggs, minced garlic, white vinegar, starch, sugar, MSG and salt in appropriate amounts.

Production steps:

1. Wash the water chestnuts, soak the dried mushrooms, and chop them into small pieces.

2. Wash the cuttlefish meat, chop it into puree, add salt, chopped water chestnuts, chopped mushrooms, egg white, and water and stir into a paste.

3. Use a blender to mix the cuttlefish paste evenly, then squeeze the paste into a round shape.

4. Add the boiling water one by one into the pot, cook for one minute, then remove from the pot and place on a plate.

5. While the cuttlefish balls are being cooked, you can quickly place the washed celery leaves on the bottom of the plate. This will make the cuttlefish balls taste fresher and have a light vegetable aroma.

6. Add water to all the auxiliary ingredients and mix well. Bring to a boil over low heat until it becomes juice. Pour the juice on the fish balls.

Cuttlefish is a health food that is particularly suitable for women. It is a good delicacy for women suffering from anemia and amenorrhea. Eating one serving a day can nourish yin and blood.