“ kombu seaweed ” 17 Results

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Simply add salmon to a nutritious vegetable hotpot.
Tinned red or pink salmon (large), Ginger, Chinese leaves bunch, Turnip, Carrot, leek, courgette, Light soy sauce, sake, Kombu seaweed, dashi granules, Gochujang
This has a delicious thick sauce with green laver and shrimps.
Seabass fillets, Dried shiitake mushrooms, Spring onions, Kombu seaweed, Green laver, Dashi broth, Soy sauce, Mirin, Sake, Ginger juice, Potato starch in a bit of water, Sea salt
Rose Wine
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The green of the beans and the pink of the salmon will stimulate your appetite.
Rice, Broad beans, Salmon fillet, Finely chopped ginger, 【A】, Kombu seaweed, Sake, Salt
Yukiko
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Usually this recipe goes with yellowtail, not salmon, but I rarely find yellowtail in British fish mongers. It worked pretty well with salmon.
Salmon fillets, Daikon (mooli), Kombu seaweed, Water, Sake, Sugar, Soy sauce, Ginger
Tobuchan
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The shavings of kombu seaweed (oboro-kombu) is the key to this dish.
Trout fillet, Kombu seaweed shavings (oboro-kombu), Dried shiitake mushrooms, Chinese leaves, Seasonings:, Light soy sauce, Sake, Sugar, Ginger juice, Dashi stock, Salt, Spring onions, Potato starch
rie-i
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I want to make an authentic soba noodle using a proper dashi stock with bonito (katsuobushi) and kombu seaweed, but here in the UK, there is no katsuobushi as it is not allowed to be imported from Japan. And bonito flakes are very expensive, so I thought I'd try using mentsuyu (noodle broth).
Your favourite vegetables, Vegetable oil, Soba noodles, Hot water, Mentsuyu (concentrated)
cookbuzz
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Enjoy lots of vegetables in this soup.
Dashi stock, Pork, Jerusalem artichoke, Miso, Spring onions, Chilli powder, Extra vegetables:, Carrot (small), Leek, Mooli or radish, Kombu seaweed
I enjoyed this in an exclusive Japanese restaurant. It takes a bit of time to cook at home but it's worth it.
Whole sea bream , Kombu seaweed, Water, Bonito flakes, Salt, Light soy sauce, Somen noodles, Spring onion or leek, Carrot, Lime
This is a side dish that can be made in 5 minutes. Its fresh crunchiness and umami of the salty seaweed will stimulate your appetite! It's less than 25kcal for 100g (one person's serving), so it's ideal for those who are dieting.
Beansprouts, Cucumber (7cm), Kombu seaweed
This is a really warming dish.
Sprats, Carrot, Turnip, Yam, Jerusalem artichokes, Kombu seaweed, Spring onions, A, Finely chopped ginger, Sugar, Sake, Miso, Potato starch, Plain yogurt, B, sake, Soy sauce, Grated ginger
Kale is a superfood, so it's very healthy - try it with rice.
Rice, Kale, Carrot (small), Salmon fillet (salted), Kombu seaweed sheet (8cm×8cm), Sake, Soy sauce, Salt