-
-
Our Expertise
Cancer Care
Heart Health
Bone Health
Brain & Spine Care
Transplant
Recipe: Chef Sam Leong's Wellness in Abundance
Last updated: Thursday, November 10, 2022 | 2 min reading time
Add as a preferred source on Google
Recreate Guest Chef Sam Leong's Wellness in Abundance, a nourishing double-boiled chicken soup with cordyceps flower, abalone, dried scallop and snow lotus seeds.
Wellness in Abundance
A nourishing double-boiled chicken soup with cordyceps flower, abalone, dried scallop and snow lotus seeds
Nutritional Highlights
Delightfully rich and nourishing with tissue-building proteins and minerals such as phosphorus and magnesium to support muscle function, this double-boiled soup aims to replenish energy levels and promote healing.
Recipe (for 10)
| Main Ingredients | |
|---|---|
| Chicken breast (boneless, with no skin) | 5 pcs (approximately 120g uncooked weight/pc) |
| Cordyceps flower (dried) | 200g |
| Abalone (6 head/can) | 10 pcs |
| Dried scallops | 10 pcs (2 – 3g each) |
| Snow lotus seeds (dried) | 150g |
| Soup | |
|---|---|
| Chicken stock | 2.5 litres |
| Salt | 2 1/2 tsp |
| Sugar | 1 1/4 tsp |
Preparation
- Soak cordyceps flower overnight in water. Poach with hot water till there is no leeching of colour and set aside.
- Quick-poach chicken breast with hot water, rinse clean and set aside.
- Soak snow lotus seeds in water for 20 minutes, then wash clean. Replace with clean water and steam for 15 minutes till soft. Rinse with water and set aside.
- Soak scallops for 10 minutes in water to soften them.
- Combine all ingredients into a soup bowl.
- Bring chicken stock to a boil and season to taste. Pour over the ingredients bowl and steam for 3 hours.
Chef Sam Leong's Wellness in Abundance is one of the dishes from our special Guest Chef menu, prepared fresh each day by our culinary teams in Mount Elizabeth Hospitals and Gleneagles Hospital. It's been reviewed by our dietitians to ensure that it's as nutritious as it is tasty.
Have a question about how your food choices and diet can make a positive impact towards your health and wellness? Find out how our dietitians can help.
Related Articles
View all
Unexpected Ways Plastic Surgery is Used to Help Breast Cancer Victims
For women who have lost their breasts to cancer, reconstruction may help restore confidence and emotional well-being. Dr Felicia Tan talks to us about breast reconstruction surgery.
The Coming Tsunami of Diabetes: Ways to Avoid It
More and more people today are developing diabetes. Dr Daniel Wai, endocrinologist, talks about the ways to avoid it from the latest research.
12 Habits of Happy Women
To take charge and own her health is the best way a woman can care for herself and her loved ones. Here are 12 pieces of expert advice for a woman to live well and feel better.
5 Common Culprits of Food Poisoning
If you've ever had an episode of food poisoning, you know how dreadful it can be. Know the top 5 bacteria responsible for causing it.
How to Keep Your Kid Healthy for the Exams
Although exams may be a stressful period for everyone at home, it doesn't have to take a toll on your child's health. Here are 6 ways to make sure your child is in their best condition for the exams.
Fun and Healthy Snacks You can Make with Your Kids
Serving up healthy snacks doesn't have to be complicated. Here are some fuss-free, dietitian-approved snack ideas for your kids.
Latest Articles
View All
Ask our Doctor: What are Breast Cancer Risks and Early Signs?
Our breast surgeon explains how to understand your risk, warning signs to know, why screening matters even when you feel well, and what surgery can look like today.
Knee Osteoarthritis: What To Do When Knee Pain Gets Worse?
As knee osteoarthritis progresses, everyday activities can become more difficult. Our pain specialist and orthopaedic surgeon explain the treatment options available and how to find the right approach for you.
Weight Loss Has Plateaued. Does Your Treatment Need to Change?
Dr Edwin Chng from Parkway Shenton explains why weight loss can slow down during medical weight management, and when it may be time to review your treatment plan.
Ask Our Doctor: How Is Prostate Cancer Detected and Diagnosed?
Prostate cancer is common, often silent, and still diagnosed too late in Singapore. Urologist Dr Tan Yung Khan on what every man should know about screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
A Guide to Haze Season in Singapore: 8 Tips to Stay Healthy
We answer common questions about haze, and how this can affect common chronic lung conditions such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and 8 simple tips to protect ourselves against it.
Diagnosed With a Brain Aneurysm? Here's What Happens Next
Our neurosurgeon, Dr Vincent Ng, explains the factors specialists consider when deciding whether a brain aneurysm should be monitored or treated, and what the different treatment options involve.
