Your husband is not good at sex? Delicious food therapy to "help sexual performance"

Is your husband not good at sex? If a man fails to satisfy his wife in sex for a long period of time, it will definitely have a significant impact on the relationship between the couple and may even lead to the breakdown of the marriage. How to make men full of sexual interest? Women can use the following dietary therapy to nourish their husbands, and the effect is quite good.

Steamed Deer Tail with Ginseng

3 grams of ginseng, 1 deer tail, 1 hen, 500 grams of lean pork, appropriate amounts of green onions, ginger, cooking wine, refined salt, sugar, and chicken soup.

Preparation: 1. Clean the deer tail, blanch it in boiling water, remove it, and rinse it with cold water; put the deer tail into the pot, add seasonings and stew it repeatedly for 2 times, then remove it; 2. Kill the hen, clean it, remove the large bones and set aside; cut the pork into pieces, put it into the steaming bowl together with the chicken, then cut the deer tail into two halves and put it on both sides of the chicken; pour chicken soup, add sugar, boil it, pour it into the steaming bowl, cover it tightly, steam it in a steamer for 100 minutes, and take it out.

Seahorse Broiler

1 rooster (weighing about 1000 grams), 10 seahorses, 30 grams of soaked mushrooms, 20 grams of ham, and 6 grams of fine salt. 20 grams of cooking wine, 15 grams of scallion segments, 15 grams of ginger slices, appropriate amount of MSG, and 500 grams of clear soup.

Method: 1. Wash the seahorse with warm water. Put the chicken in a pot of boiling water and cook for about 5 minutes, take it out, remove the bones and meat, and cut it into rectangular strips with skin. Dice ham and mushrooms. 2. Arrange the chicken strips neatly in a steaming bowl, add seahorse, ingredients and seasonings, and steam for about 1-1.5 hours. After steaming, take out the onion and ginger, add a little MSG, adjust the taste, and it is ready to eat.