seaweed salad recipe anyone?

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Permalink Reply by Sam Adkins on March 9, 2008 at 5:30am

Hi Sarah, I love this seaweed too. I can't make it myself but i like to soak fine dried arame in fltered water in the fridge and then add it to a good leafy salad with finely chopped fennel and salad onions and then make a dressing with an asian twist so lime juice, salt, light agava nectar and either apple cider binegar or rice mirrin (not sure rice mittin is raw though). It tastes great.
Sam

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Permalink Reply by pocketina on March 9, 2008 at 11:18am

There's a really good one on goneraw.com: I changed the recipe a little, added some different kinds of dried ( rehydrated ) seaweed, instead of the fresh, & it came out great!

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Permalink Reply by Rachel on March 9, 2008 at 11:51am

Ooooh me too...I crave that seaweed salad more than I crave sushi and I have tried to make it myself (you know, minus all the icky stuff) but I can't get that very specific flavor. Mine have been good, just not that. I am curious to see if someone has a good recipe for this!

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Permalink Reply by dealivinglotusflower on March 9, 2008 at 4:33pm

My favorite seaweed salad is to take a mix of salted seaweed, I don't know what its called and the bag is in japanese anyway its a mix you soak and rinse them and then I squeeze it dry with my hands I dress it with some oil, flaxseed or olive oil, a few squeezes from a lemon, some cayenne pepper and 1/4 teaspoon of powdered spirulina. I mix it well and eat it slowly.... usually I use just a handful of the seaweed mix. This is soo good. :) Dea

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