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冬令進補4 Winter tonics in Taiwan vol.4
With global climate change intensifying, this winter arrived earlier and colder than in previous years. Various cold-weather essentials have poured into daily life—heat-tech clothing, warming pads, down jackets, beanies, gloves, and thick socks—all fully equipped to battle waves of frigid air sweeping down from the north. In such a season, a warm bowl of food becomes an undeniable source of happiness.
A freshly cooked pumpkin soup is surely the first choice; with just a pumpkin, a pinch of salt, and some milk, you can create a bowl of rich, creamy comfort. If you prefer something more traditionally Taiwanese, peeled chili pepper chicken soup is a must—soy-marinated green chilies offering sweetness with a gentle kick, pushing away the cold that has deeply seeped into your body and heart. And at this moment, why not enjoy a cup of mulled wine with friends and share the festive mood? Finally, end the night with a small bowl of taro sago, letting its sweetness accompany you into a peaceful sleep.
南瓜濃湯 Pumpkin Soup
Pronunciation: nan gua nong tang
The soft, golden pumpkin slowly transforms into a warm hue. This color feels like winter sunlight—melting your frozen limbs and leaving a lingering note of happiness with every stroke.
＊Pumpkin soup is a creamy soup made from cooked pumpkin blended with milk or cream.
The pumpkin gives the soup a naturally sweet flavor and a smooth, velvety texture.
It is mild in taste and easy for most people to enjoy, even if they are not familiar with pumpkin-based
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