Legend has it that this was Empress Dowager Cixi's favorite dessert.

Made with rare Golden Edible Bird's Nest, premium Osmanthus, and Ningxia Goji Berries.

The Bird's Nest Osmanthus Cake has a light and fragrant taste, and is believed to nourish yin, beautify skin, resolve phlegm, relieve coughs, and strengthen the spleen and stomach.Osmanthus

In traditional Chinese medicine, osmanthus is considered warm in nature and pungent in taste, with properties that help resolve phlegm, dispel stasis, and eliminate odors. It has significant medicinal value, which is why ancient people called osmanthus "the chief of all herbs."Goji Berries

In traditional Chinese medicine, goji berries are believed to strengthen the liver and kidneys, and nourish essence and qi. Modern scientific research also indicates that goji berries contain a large amount of antioxidants, possessing strong anti-aging effects.

Ingredient List

Osmanthus 7.5g

Goji berries 5g

Bird's Nest 20g

Water 650ml

Rock Sugar 80g

Gelatin 40g

Step One

Soak osmanthus and goji berries separately for about 10-12 minutes.

Step Two

Filter the osmanthus tea, then add other ingredients and cook together. Finally, add gelatin and stir gently over low heat until the osmanthus cake mixture is complete.

Step Three

Pour half of the osmanthus cake mixture into a mold and refrigerate for 1 hour to form the first layer of osmanthus cake. Place bird's nest and osmanthus on top of the first layer. Pour the remaining osmanthus cake mixture over it, then gently stir to mix evenly. This will be the second layer of osmanthus cake.

Step Four

Refrigerate the osmanthus cake for 3 to 4 hours until set.

Lo Hong Ka's Thoughtful Tips

As gelatin is not heat-resistant, it is recommended to let the osmanthus liquid cool slightly before adding it, then mix it gently with the liquid over low heat.

During refrigeration, while the osmanthus cake is in a semi-solid state, you can gently stir it to prevent the ingredients from settling to the bottom.

Precise measurements of ingredients are essential, otherwise, the taste and setting consistency may be affected.

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