Have you ever heard of "hemorrhoidal grass"? This is a vegetable that people used to eat in ancient times, but now it is recognized as a weed. Let's explore this buried gastronomic treasure together!
In our vegetable garden, in addition to the common vegetables, there is another ancient vegetable that people have forgotten, and that is "hemorrhoids grass". Although its name may sound a bit evasive, it is actually a very nutritious vegetable that was often enjoyed as a delicacy in ancient times.
Hemorrhoids grass, also known as white crane grass and cordyceps, is a wild plant with rich medicinal and edible value. In ancient times, hemorrhoids grass was often used to make various delicacies, such as stir-frying, boiling soup, etc., which was not only delicious, but also nutritious, and was regarded as a precious ingredient.
However, with the change of modern people's eating habits and the acceleration of urbanization, hemorrhoids grass has gradually been forgotten and is even regarded as a weed in modern agriculture. What a shame! Because hemorrhoids grass is not only delicious, but also rich in protein, vitamins and minerals, which is very beneficial to human health.
So, how can we rediscover and harness this buried gastronomic treasure?
First, we can find and plant hemorrhoidal grass in the vegetable garden. Although it is considered a weed, it is actually not difficult to grow, just choose the right soil and light conditions, and it will be able to grow smoothly.
Second, we can try to incorporate hemorrhoids grass into our daily diet. It can be used for stir-frying, soups, or salads to increase the variety of meals and improve nutritional levels.
Finally, we can let more people understand the nutritional and gastronomic value of hemorrhoids grass through promotion and publicity, and promote its re-understanding and utilization in modern agriculture.
In conclusion, hemorrhoids grass is a forgotten ancient vegetable, and although it is identified as a weed in modern times, it is actually rich in nutritional and gastronomic value. We hope that through our efforts, we can rediscover and utilize this buried food treasure, so that more people can taste this delicious food and enjoy a healthy life.