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PhillyTasteQueen.com - serving Chinese & Japanese Cuisine Dine-in, Banquet Facilities & Take-out
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Dear friend:
At first, we have to say thank you--thank you for making our fundraising event so successful on
June 4th. With your help, we can donate more than three thousand dollars to
China earthquake (05-12-2008 ) victims. Even we have already expected to be busy, but it was
super busy
on that day. We appreciate for your patient and we are looking forward to serve you again
and serve you better.
taste queen restaurant
06 / 05 / 2008
At first, we have to say thank you--thank you for making our fundraising event so successful on
June 4th. With your help, we can donate more than three thousand dollars to
China earthquake (05-12-2008 ) victims. Even we have already expected to be busy, but it was
super busy
on that day. We appreciate for your patient and we are looking forward to serve you again
and serve you better.
taste queen restaurant
06 / 05 / 2008
Medicated Liquor: A different Angle of Drinking
by The Fortune Cookie Publish in
Medicated Liquor: A different Angle of Drinking
Medicated wine is a transparent medicated liquid obtained by using wine as a solvent to
soak out the effective components of herbs. Chinese people like to use precious medical
material to make medical liquor, which can reinforce body fluid and nourish the blood. Most
medicated liquors are taken orally, while some are for external use. To improve the taste,
crystal sugar or honey can be added to the medicated wine.
Because liquor itself has the effect for stimulating blood circulation and relaxing muscles
and joints, it can be used to treat general asthenia (loss of strength), rheumatic pain, and
traumatic injury. In addition, alcohol is a kind of good menstruum (solvent), which may distill
(extract) a higher proportion of ingredients from medical material. However, though medical
liquor is good for the human body, it cannot be drunk superfluously. A frequency of 2 or 3
times a day with each dosage measuring 10 ml to 50 ml is proper for people.
The history of medicated wine, an ancient and distinctive therapy of traditional Chinese
medical science, can be traced back to the remote past. Through such a long history, it has
been widely accepted. With the development of Chinese medicine, medicated wine also
keeps developing. Records of medicated wine in oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang
Dynasty (1765BC-1122BC) may be the earliest relevant records ever found.
The production and application of medicated wine is valued by physicians of all dynasties.
In the Historical Records, there are 25 medical cases of Chunyu Yi, a famous physician of
the Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD), of which two are about treatments with medicated wine.
Zhang Zhongjing, known as the Medical Sage, also included wine into his formulation when
necessary to treat illnesses. The Treatise on Cold Pathogenic and Miscellaneous Diseases
by Zhang Zhongjing provides formulation for safflower wine, Chinese ephedra decoction
and other medicated wines. Some are made of medicines, some are obtained by decocting
medicines with wine, and some are produced by simmering medicines with the mixture of
wine and water, as wine can strengthen effects of the medicines and help cure diseases.
In the Thousand Pieces of Gold Formulae written by Sun Simiao, the Medicine King, there
is a chapter dealing exclusively with medicated wine. The work records over 80 medicated
wine formulation, covering medical, surgical, gynaecological and tonic aspects. The
Principles of Correct Diet by Hu Sihui, a court therapist during the Yuan Dynasty
(1271AD-1368AD), is a work on diet therapy that has great influence on later generations.
The book provides more than 10 medicated wine formulation that have better nourishing
and tonic functions.
by The Fortune Cookie Publish in
Medicated Liquor: A different Angle of Drinking
Medicated wine is a transparent medicated liquid obtained by using wine as a solvent to
soak out the effective components of herbs. Chinese people like to use precious medical
material to make medical liquor, which can reinforce body fluid and nourish the blood. Most
medicated liquors are taken orally, while some are for external use. To improve the taste,
crystal sugar or honey can be added to the medicated wine.
Because liquor itself has the effect for stimulating blood circulation and relaxing muscles
and joints, it can be used to treat general asthenia (loss of strength), rheumatic pain, and
traumatic injury. In addition, alcohol is a kind of good menstruum (solvent), which may distill
(extract) a higher proportion of ingredients from medical material. However, though medical
liquor is good for the human body, it cannot be drunk superfluously. A frequency of 2 or 3
times a day with each dosage measuring 10 ml to 50 ml is proper for people.
The history of medicated wine, an ancient and distinctive therapy of traditional Chinese
medical science, can be traced back to the remote past. Through such a long history, it has
been widely accepted. With the development of Chinese medicine, medicated wine also
keeps developing. Records of medicated wine in oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang
Dynasty (1765BC-1122BC) may be the earliest relevant records ever found.
The production and application of medicated wine is valued by physicians of all dynasties.
In the Historical Records, there are 25 medical cases of Chunyu Yi, a famous physician of
the Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD), of which two are about treatments with medicated wine.
Zhang Zhongjing, known as the Medical Sage, also included wine into his formulation when
necessary to treat illnesses. The Treatise on Cold Pathogenic and Miscellaneous Diseases
by Zhang Zhongjing provides formulation for safflower wine, Chinese ephedra decoction
and other medicated wines. Some are made of medicines, some are obtained by decocting
medicines with wine, and some are produced by simmering medicines with the mixture of
wine and water, as wine can strengthen effects of the medicines and help cure diseases.
In the Thousand Pieces of Gold Formulae written by Sun Simiao, the Medicine King, there
is a chapter dealing exclusively with medicated wine. The work records over 80 medicated
wine formulation, covering medical, surgical, gynaecological and tonic aspects. The
Principles of Correct Diet by Hu Sihui, a court therapist during the Yuan Dynasty
(1271AD-1368AD), is a work on diet therapy that has great influence on later generations.
The book provides more than 10 medicated wine formulation that have better nourishing
and tonic functions.
Taste queen
9347 krewstown rd phila pa
215-969-1988
215-969-1890
9347 krewstown rd phila pa
215-969-1988
215-969-1890
Dear customers:
Here are some special dishes we can possible cook
for you with reserve couple days before your party:
Whole lobster,
Jumbo live oyster,
Fish( striped bass, tilapia, fluke, sea bass, red
snapper.),
Baby clam,
Crab( Vancouver crab or blue crab),
Flog leg,
Jelly fish,
Beef short ribs,
Chinese vegetable ( water spinach, shanhai bok
choy, snow pea leaves. Choi sum, master green).
Please ask for advice before you order,
All orders are final.
(No coupons or any discount accept).
Thank you !
Here are some special dishes we can possible cook
for you with reserve couple days before your party:
Whole lobster,
Jumbo live oyster,
Fish( striped bass, tilapia, fluke, sea bass, red
snapper.),
Baby clam,
Crab( Vancouver crab or blue crab),
Flog leg,
Jelly fish,
Beef short ribs,
Chinese vegetable ( water spinach, shanhai bok
choy, snow pea leaves. Choi sum, master green).
Please ask for advice before you order,
All orders are final.
(No coupons or any discount accept).
Thank you !
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