Using the double boil method, cooking herbs on the stove top is a simple process. Herbs need to soak overnight for best results.
How To Cook Chinese Herbs on a Stove Top
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The world of Chinese herbal medicine, while exciting, can become a bit overwhelming. We are happy for the opportunity to share our knowledge so everyone can experience the transformative power of natural healing through herbs. Explore our resources below and have fun learning about the power of natural medicine.
Herbal Store
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Herbal Consultations
Speak with one of our qualified herbalists for treatment recommendations and prescriptions.
Practitioner Directory
Connect with a practitioner in your state to schedule an herbal consultation.
Chinese Herb FAQs
Learn about how herbs work, their effectiveness, and what they’re used for.
Preparing & Cooking Herbs
Herbs and herbal formulas come in a variety of forms but when in raw form, they need to be cooked into a tea. The good news is that there are several ways to cook Chinese herbs and each is relatively simple. Find instructions for how to cook herbs below – just choose one that works for you!
How to Cook Raw Chinese Herbs in a Slow Cooker
A slow cooker is a great way to cook your herbs without burning them. Perfect for creating a bigger batch at one time.
How to Pressure Cook Raw Chinese Herbs
Herbs need to cook for 8-12 hours in the thermos so it’s a great idea to set this tea up the night before you want to enjoy it.
How to Use Instant Pot to Cook Raw Chinese Herbs
Make a 7-day supply all at once using an Instant Pot. Start by diving herbs into three cooking groups.
How To Take Chinese Herbal Granules
This modern method of taking Chinese herbs is convenient and doesn’t require any cooking.
How to Take Encapsulated Chinese Herbs
Herbal encapsulation is available for all granules we carry, both single herbs and herbal formulas.
