Root to Bone Herbal Wellness™
Nourishing Earth Blend
Nourishing Earth Blend
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- Small Batch
A grounding herbal simmer blend
Simple ingredients, slow cooking, and time-honored traditions come together in Nourishing Earth Blend. Inspired by comforting bowls of congee and nourishing food therapy. this blend combines roots, mushrooms, berries, and fruits into a deeply satisfying base for soups, broths, and rice porridges.
Featuring codonopsis, astragalus, shiitake mushroom, jujube dates, goji berries, and poria, this earthy blend is crafted for slow simmering and everyday nourishment. Gentle in flavor and rich in tradition, it's perfect for quiet mornings, restorative meals, or any time you crave a warm bowl that feeds both body and spirit.
Taste Profile
Earthy ~ Mildly Sweet ~ Savory ~ Comforting
Ways to Enjoy
- Simmer into congee or rice porridge
- Add to homemade broth
- Stir into soups and stews
- Enjoy as a light sipping broth
- Use as a nourishing soup base
Nourishing Ginger Congee
Add Nourishing Earth Blend to included linen simmer bag, add to:
- 1/2 cup white rice
- 6 cups water or broth
- 2-3 slices fresh ginger
Simmer for 60-90 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the rice becomes soft and creamy. Remove the herbs before serving.
Top with scallions, sesame oil, a soft-boiled egg, cooked chicken, mushrooms, or your favorite vegetables.
Why Congee?
Congee is a slow simmered rice porridge enjoyed throughout Asia for centuries. Its simple, comforting nature makes it a beautiful canvas for herbs, broths, and nourishing ingredients, creating a meal that is both satisfying and easy to enjoy.
Ingredients
Codonopsis Root- Gentle, sustaining, and traditionally appreciated for building everyday vitality.
Astragalus Root- Deeply nourishing with strengthening, restorative qualities.
Shiitake Mushroom- Rich, savory, and naturally fortifying.
Jujube Dates- Sweet, comforting, and cherished for their nourishing character.
Goji Berries- Bright, vibrant, and traditionally associated with vitality and longevity.
Poria- Mild, balancing, and valued in traditional herbal practices for its grounding nature.
Includes optional reusable linen simmer bag available for easy steeping and straining.
Inspired by ancestral kitchen traditions, seasonal nourishment, and the quiet ritual of sharing a warm meal around the table.
Do not take while pregnant.
Herbal supplement. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any illness or disease.
All Ingredients
All Ingredients
Astragalus Root*, Codonopsis*, Shiitake Mushroom*, Jujube Dates*, Goji Berries*, Poria*
*Organic
Suggested Use
Suggested Use
- Simmer in 4 cups water or broth for 30-90 minutes, strain herbs and enjoy as a broth, stock, soup, stew or tea.
- Remove seeds from Jujube dates before eating.
- Store away from heat and light, keep out of reach of children.
Net Weight and Servings
Net Weight and Servings
Net Weight: 1.9 oz./ 53g
Servings per Container: 1
FAQ
FAQ
What makes this different from tea? These blends were created for the kitchen as much as the teacup. They're crafted to be simmered into broths, soups, stews, and porridges, though they can also be enjoyed as a long steeped herbal infusion. Think of them as pantry staples inspired by the traditions of herbalism and food medicine.
What is congee? Congee is a slow cooked rice porridge enjoyed throughout many parts of Asia. It's simple, comforting, and pairs beautifully with herbs, broths, vegetables, and proteins.
What is an herbal simmer blend? Unlike a traditional tea, an herbal simmer blend is designed to be gently simmered for 30-90 minutes. This longer cooking time allows the roots, fruits, mushrooms, and herbs to infuse broths, soups, and other recipes with rich flavor and traditional herbal character.
Can I drink it as a tea? Yes! While these blends shine in broths and soups, they also make delicious sipping broths or long steeped herbal teas.
Can I reuse the herbs? For the richest flavor, we recommend one long simmer. Some enjoy a second, lighter simmer, especially when making a broth.
Do I need the simmer bag? No, but the reusable simmer bag makes cleanup and straining much easier by keeping the herbs contained while they infuse your broth.
Are these blends salty? No. They contain only herbs, mushrooms, roots, fruits, and spices. Add salt, seasoning, or miso to taste.
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