Recipes
A Warm, Earthy Cup of Cordyceps Tea
Cordyceps tea is a simple warm infusion of a few rinsed dried cordyceps pieces steeped in just-boiled water for 5 to 10 minutes. Here's how to brew it and what it tastes like.
Learn moreDouble-Boil a Warm, Silky Milk Bird's Nest
A warm, silky milk bird's nest you make by double-boiling soaked edible bird's nest with milk and rock sugar — a simple, comforting dessert.
Learn moreSlow-Simmer a Comforting Bowl of Cordyceps Congee
A warm, savory rice porridge with a few whole cordyceps simmered in for a mild, earthy depth.
Learn moreSilky Steamed Egg with Bird's Nest, Done Savory
A savory take on bird's nest: soaked edible bird's nest folded into a silky steamed egg custard, gently steamed until just set.
Learn moreLongan, Goji, and a Cool Bowl of Bird's Nest
A step-by-step guide to preparing chilled bird's nest dessert with fresh longan and wolfberries. Includes soaking, double-boiling, and serving instructions using TLY edible bird's nest.
Learn moreCrisp, Cooling, and Easy: Asian Pear Bird's Nest
A light, cooling summer recipe: soak the nest 4-6 hours or overnight, double-boil with rock sugar for about 40 minutes, chill, then fold in fresh Asian pear.
Learn moreWatermelon Bird's Nest: The Coolest Bowl of Summer
A light, refreshing summer dessert: double-boil edible bird's nest with rock sugar, chill it, then fold in fresh diced watermelon just before serving.
Learn moreSpoon Ripe Peaches Over Chilled Bird's Nest
A light summer dessert: double-boil edible bird's nest with rock sugar, chill it, then fold in fresh diced peach just before serving.
Learn moreLychee Season, Meet Chilled Bird's Nest
Learn to make chilled edible bird's nest with fresh lychee and rock sugar — a light, elegant summer dessert that takes minutes of active work.
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