Showing posts with label seaweed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seaweed. Show all posts
Sunday, October 17
Friday, October 1
The raw sushi dream?
I wondered if it was possible to pull together something of a raw sushi with the little bits of things I had around, and not only did it happen it was brilliant.
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the "rice"
2 small parsnips cut finely in a food processor,
a small handful of soaked almonds
a dash of ume su and agave nectar.
Assemblage
sheet of organic nori
half of the parsnip rice mixture (few tablespoons)
a good spoon of purple cabbage sauerkraut
thinly shaved carrots
few slices of avocado
some mung bean sprouts
and two small pieces of garden lettuce
roll up into a roll and cut with a sharp wet knife into small rolls.
This was so delicious and didn't need any kind of sauce because so super flavoursome especially with the sauerkraut. It came to mind that it would be great to run a hands on raw sushi class and eating session, we could make some kraut too. Let me know if you are interested.
--
the "rice"
2 small parsnips cut finely in a food processor,
a small handful of soaked almonds
a dash of ume su and agave nectar.
Assemblage
sheet of organic nori
half of the parsnip rice mixture (few tablespoons)
a good spoon of purple cabbage sauerkraut
thinly shaved carrots
few slices of avocado
some mung bean sprouts
and two small pieces of garden lettuce
roll up into a roll and cut with a sharp wet knife into small rolls.
This was so delicious and didn't need any kind of sauce because so super flavoursome especially with the sauerkraut. It came to mind that it would be great to run a hands on raw sushi class and eating session, we could make some kraut too. Let me know if you are interested.
Sunday, August 8
Hijiki and Purple Carrot Kim Chi
Kim Chijap pumpkin
white sweet potato
purple carrot
cauliflower leaves
hijiki seaweed
Himalayan crystal salt
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smashed
2 super hot chili's
3 cloves of russian garlic
2 brown onions
grated rind of lemon
-- veg soaked in brine overnight, then drained and mixed with onion chili sauce from mortar and pestle, packed and weighed down...
Kimchi chili paste
Inside the mortars guts there are onions and garlic melding together to make the kimchi sauce
Tuesday, July 20
Sprouty squish crunch salad
The squish is the beautifully ripe flavoursome tomatoes, the sprouts are quinoa and sunflower seeds (sprouts grow so slow in a cold house in winter so their tails are small but the lively freshness is there), super crunchy and sweet buk choy, calendula flower petals, and parsley. The salad is dressed with lots of dulse flakes, a tiny bit of salt and lemon juice. I can't remember if there was any oil, a dash of olive oil ewould go down asily.
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