Panax Ginseng Bone Broth
 
Panax Ginseng Bone Broth
 
SIP RECIPE

Panax Ginseng Bone Broth

40mins
easy
Servings: 1

The genus name Panax (Pan=all + axos=medicine) means ‘cure all’ in Greek. Ginseng has been traditionally used mainly as a tonic to invigorate weakened bodies, as an aid during convalescence, and as a prophylactic to build resistance, reduce susceptibility to illness, and promote health and longevity. So the use of Panax Ginseng is really something!The root is starchy sweet with a slight characteristic-rich pungency and highly aromatic with a sweet liquorice flavour and earthy bitter-spicy undertones.

Written by Christophe Reissfelder Co-founder of drinks brand Botanic Lab

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. Start by slicing fresh ginger into thin slices. Cook the ginseng and ginger in ½ cup of water and reduce the liquid by half (If you have a ginseng extract powder you can skip this step).
  2. Add the gelatinous bone broth with one whole star anise. Keep simmering for another 20 minutes on the lowest heat with the lid on.
  3. Switch off the heat and add the orange peel and let infuse for another 5 minutes.
  4. Sieve this into your mugs and drink hot with or without added orange juice for acidity.