I love soup. This is so simple and looks so delicious! I am Puerto Rican and raised in the States. I am sure we don't have a tradition of how to eat after giving birth. However I did crave soup after giving birth to my two children. Thanks for sharing your recipe and a bit of your traditions.
I should not be watching your videos every time I’m craving certain foods esp after midnight lol! I’m a guy and even I want some of that. In the Mien culture, of course, like Hmong, we also have a chicken soup that is made for post pregnancy diets and not sure if it’s all Mien people but as far as the ones I knew all used either black chicken, hen, or the ones slaughtered fresh also. I do believe we add that fermented sweet rice wine (with the rice) into it on top of those herbs too. But growing up, I recall sneaking and eating some of my mom’s when she had to eat that too. So I do have the cravings but in a diff sense maybe. Sorry my comments are so long haha!
Wow nice to know I always thought it was just Hmong people who do it. Yes , it is good and yet something so traditional and simple to make. Thank you for leaving a comment I love hearing from people.
Sorry I don’t know the exact words to the Hmong herbs, but I believe you can Google the Hmong herb diet and find it there. Sorry I wasn’t much help. The Hmong store already have these pre baggage up for us to buy. Good luck
Because I didn’t know what they were called in English. I don’t even know what they are called in Hmong. I just know that it’s all bagged up already to go at the Hmong Asian grocery store. Sorry
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I love soup. This is so simple and looks so delicious!
I am Puerto Rican and raised in the States. I am sure we don't have a tradition of how to eat after giving birth. However I did crave soup after giving birth to my two children. Thanks for sharing your recipe and a bit of your traditions.
Your welcome
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Aloha.. 🫶🏼🫶🏼
Your dog is so cute!! & Yas I love boiled chicken it so delicious!!! 🦋🦋
I love watching your videos!!! My man is Puerto Rican and I'm hmong. Learning how to cook hmong food and other Puerto Rican dishes. Thank you!!!
You welcome.. yes you get the best of both cultures.
Kuv hlub boiled chicken
I love your videos!
Awe thank you for watching! ❤️
I should not be watching your videos every time I’m craving certain foods esp after midnight lol! I’m a guy and even I want some of that. In the Mien culture, of course, like Hmong, we also have a chicken soup that is made for post pregnancy diets and not sure if it’s all Mien people but as far as the ones I knew all used either black chicken, hen, or the ones slaughtered fresh also. I do believe we add that fermented sweet rice wine (with the rice) into it on top of those herbs too. But growing up, I recall sneaking and eating some of my mom’s when she had to eat that too. So I do have the cravings but in a diff sense maybe. Sorry my comments are so long haha!
Wow nice to know I always thought it was just Hmong people who do it. Yes , it is good and yet something so traditional and simple to make. Thank you for leaving a comment I love hearing from people.
Lol. No judgement. I lasted a few days short of a month after all my labors. Surprisingly I didn’t really get that sick of it.
That’s good. My mom made me for the whole month.
Cuzzo how come you didnt tell me about this before i had my daughter. i need this in my diet now
Sorry I didn’t know.. lol . Yes this is a traditional thing we do in our culture.
@2:58 seconds lolol 😂
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What ingredients do you use and can you label them?
Sorry I don’t know the exact words to the Hmong herbs, but I believe you can Google the Hmong herb diet and find it there. Sorry I wasn’t much help. The Hmong store already have these pre baggage up for us to buy. Good luck
I'd love to eat this again
Why dont you have a recepie to the video??
Because I didn’t know what they were called in English. I don’t even know what they are called in Hmong. I just know that it’s all bagged up already to go at the Hmong Asian grocery store. Sorry