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Wasabi
I first had wasabi at an Asian restaurant in Eugene named Bamboo. They served food for nearly all Asian kitchens. It was served with a vegetarian sushi appetizer (daughter is a vegetarian) and was wonderful. I found it in a tube and mix with mayo for a sandwich, into salad dressing, marinades, etc. Even use is instead of regular horseradish for shrimp coctaill sauce. Now I cannot find the tubed one, only the powdered one and I like it better. How do you guys use it.
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Re: Wasabi
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I have a powder. I mix it with cold water.... cover it for about 15 minutes and then serve. I only use it for sushi though. BUT I had a mayo with wasabi and it was very good! :D
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I use the powder when I make the Sushi Cake and when we make sushi here at home I usually just use the tube. I do like the powder - it's quite good. But I have not used it as an ingredient in anything else.
Well, I take that back sort of. The other way I use it is when I cook either salmon or sashimi grade tuna I first marinate the fish in a mixture of soy sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil. Rub the fish with the wasabi, dredge each side in toasted sesame seeds, and then top with a sheet of nori that has been cut to fit the fish and then sear in a really HOT pan. AND I have used it in mashed potatoes as a side when we had the ahi tuna. GREAT subtle heat and flavor.
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Bang
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I thought Wasabi was a member of DiscussCooking. Other tan that it is a must with Sashimi. The green Wasabi that is.
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Yes Elf!!!!!!!!!! You DA chef!!
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Me???? Do I get a prize or anything????
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I make a coleslaw using wasabi powder....a nice change from the usual slaw..
2t wasabi powder 1Tb water 2 cloves of garlic, finely chopped 1Tb finely grsated ginger 1Tb fresh lime juice 1/3c rice wine vinegar 1/4c peanut oil 1Tb honey Kosher salt freshly ground pepper Combine the wasabi powder and water in a sm. bowl. Whisk in the garlic, ginger, lime juice, vinegar, oil and honey..season w/salt and pepper. The Slaw 1 lg head of Napa cabbage or your choice shredded 2 lg casrrots shredded 4 scasllions sliced finely on the bias 1 c finely sliced snow peas on the bias Add wasabi dressing and toss w/toastedd sesame seeds. Most of all Enjoy! |
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Ummmm.... a cute smiley in a bottle! :roll:
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