SU-NO-MO-NO SALAD
photo by Bergy
- Ready In:
- 19mins
- Ingredients:
- 11
- Serves:
-
4
ingredients
- 4 tablespoons white sugar
- 7 tablespoons vinegar (50% Japanese vinegar and 50% white western vinegar)
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 package harusame noodles (Japanese transparent dried noodles)
- 1⁄2 English cucumber
- 1⁄4 medium carrot
- 1 egg, hard boiled and chopped
- 1 slice ham (old-fashioned) (optional)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon grated ginger (optional)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon Dijon mustard (optional)
directions
- Put sugar, vinegars, soy sauce and salt in a saucepan and bring to a boil.
- Do not stir until it boils.
- If you choose to use some ginger or the mustard add it now.
- Cool the dressing (You can make the dressing ahead of time but it is important that you keep it in a closed container so it does not go flat) Boil the Harusame for 3-4 minutes.
- (Have the water boiling before adding the Harusame) The Harusame is cooked when there are no white streaks when you pick it up with chopsticks.
- Do not overcook and cook it just before you wish to serve the salad allowing time to cool.
- Cool the Harusame in cold water.
- Slice the cucumber thinly Grate the carrot Mix Harusame, carrot and cucumber with the dressing Decorate with chopped egg and the ham if you wish to do so.
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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Bergy
Small town in the Okanagan, B.C.
On January 10 2010 I will celebrate 9 years of Life with Zaar. I can't imagine being without it! It has become part of my daily routine.
I feel very privileged to be one of the hosts on the Photo Forum. Taking photos of my culinary efforts is a full time hobby and I love it. My friends all know what to expect when they come to dinner "Are you finished taking pictures?" or "Did you get a photo of so & so?" I never let them wait too long and the food is NEVER cold! I now have over 6000 photos on Zaar - some fairly good and some definitely not so good. I am happy to say that practice does help.
My roots are in Vancouver BC Canada - a very beautiful city that holds many wonderful memories for me. In 1990, I decided that for my retirement years I may want to settle in a smaller community and found a slice of heaven in the North Okanagan B.C. I love living here but every once in a while I miss the bright city lights, the Broadway shows and some of the small wonderful ethnic restaurants that Vancouver abounds in. That is easily resolved. I just take a trip to the coast, visit with friends for a weekend see a show and feast on Dim Sum or other specialty foods.
I am getting a bit long in the tooth but was a very adventurous person. I have river rafted Hell's Gate on the Fraser river, been up in a glider over Hawaii (no not a Hang Glider!), gone hot air ballooning in the Napa Valley & the Fraser Valley, driven dune buggies on the dunes in Oregon, Para sailing in Mexico and tried many other adventurous, challenging, fun things. I have yet to try bungee jumping or sky diving. I may do them yet. I love to travel and experience other cultures. Mexco has been a favorite haunt. I have visited that lovely country many many times. Australia is another favorite as is England!
In the past 16 months I have taken off 61 pounds and feel wonderful. I am off all medications and all systems are GO! In years I may be 79 but in spirit I am still in my forties. We are only as old as we allow ourselves to feel. Always think positive. Do something a bit challenging every day & always do something silly every day. Be a kid again! Laugh every day - it is internal jogging.
Here are a few of my photos
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