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Marinated Wakame
Photo: flickr user
Laurel Fan
Ingredients
2 teaspoons EDEN
Wakame
Flakes
3 tablespoons
Water
or
stock
2 tablespoons EDEN
Mirin
Preparation
1
Soak
flakes in liquid for 10 minutes.
Simmer
or
steam
over low
heat
for 5 minutes. Delicious in salads or as a bed for
grilled
fish.
Garnish
with mayonnaise for a
taste
treat!
2
Prep Time: 5 minutes
3
Cooking Time: 5 minutesYields: 4-5
servings
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Added:
February 12, 2010
Creator:
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