Ashtangasamgraha 7.87

7.87

kaṭupāko 'gnikṛt pathyaḥ sannipāte 'nilāvare |

tadvallāvo 'pyarūkṣastuṃ kiñcidrūkṣaḥ kapiñjalaḥ ||

arkāmṛtākṣārajaleśarvarīmuṣitairyavaiḥ |

praseke kalpitān saktūn bhakṣyāṃścādyād balī vamet ||

Pungent in post-digestive effect, stimulating the digestive fire, wholesome in sannipāta where vāta is least;
likewise the quail, yet un-dry; the grey partridge is slightly dry.
With barley that has soaked overnight in alkaline water of arka and amṛtā,
prepared into roasted groats and food items in case of excessive salivation, a strong person should eat and vomit.