Cold Wakame

Cold Wakame

Overview

Wakame is softer and more tender than kelp and is easier to cook. Fresh wakame has only been on the market for a short time, and most of it is pickled semi-dry food. This dish uses semi-dry food.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. This is semi-dried wakame with a layer of salt on top;

    Cold Wakame step 1
  2. After soaking in water, it becomes like this, wash it several times;

    Cold Wakame step 2
  3. Put an appropriate amount of water in the pot, and after it boils, put in the wakame and blanch it;

    Cold Wakame step 3
  4. Wakame is very easy to cook. Take it out as soon as it is boiled. If it is cooked for a long time, it will become sticky;

    Cold Wakame step 4
  5. Let cool slightly and cut into sections;

    Cold Wakame step 5
  6. Put a tablespoon of light soy sauce into the bowl;

    Cold Wakame step 6
  7. tablespoon rice vinegar;

    Cold Wakame step 7
  8. A spoonful of sugar;

    Cold Wakame step 8
  9. A spoonful of oyster sauce and chili oil, stir well into sauce;

    Cold Wakame step 9
  10. Pour the sauce onto the plated wakame,

    Cold Wakame step 10
  11. Mix well and start.

    Cold Wakame step 11