Our tea-time consists of mung beans + sweet potato + stinky grass + palm sugar 'tong sui':

And chocolate walnut banana brownies baked by Drama Queen:



Our 'stinky grass' herb. Its scientific name is Ruta / Rue. This herb pairs very well with mung beans. The Chinese old folks use it to eliminate toxins and heatiness from the body. Rue has a very pungent yet very pleasant smell. While some may get offended by the smell, others love its aroma.
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