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Cooking for the Season – A TCM Approach to Nourishing Winter & Early Spring Meals

Cooking for the Season – A TCM Approach to Nourishing Winter & Early Spring Meals

Update: 2025-02-03
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In this episode, I’m joined by Shirley from The Chinese Herbal Pantry to explore the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and how we can align our meals and food choices with the shifting seasons. Shirley shares practical insights on warming, nourishing foods for winter and early spring, simple ways to incorporate TCM principles into family meals, and the importance of balance in our daily diet. Whether you’re new to TCM or looking to deepen your understanding, this conversation offers a beautiful, accessible approach to seasonal nourishment.

In this episode, we discuss:✨ The foundational principles of TCM and how they relate to food✨ Key warming and restorative ingredients for winter and early spring✨ Simple meal ideas that support digestion, energy, and overall well-being✨ How to adapt traditional Chinese herbal wisdom to a modern, family-friendly kitchen

Connect with Shirley:

🌿 Website: The Chinese Herbal Pantry🌿 Instagram: @chineseherbalpantry

🌿 Youtube: The Chinese Herbal Pantry🌿 Free Resource for just for our Audience: Winter and Spring Wellness Tips Download Here

If you enjoyed this conversation, please leave a review and share it with a friend who would love to bring more seasonal wisdom into their home.



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Cooking for the Season – A TCM Approach to Nourishing Winter & Early Spring Meals

Cooking for the Season – A TCM Approach to Nourishing Winter & Early Spring Meals

Meagan Rose Wilson