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Enoki Salad with Sugar Snap Peas, Cucumber, and Ginger-Ponzu Vinaigrette Delicately flavored enoki mushrooms, with their tiny caps and long stems, are featured in a light, refreshing salad with homemade ponzu, a popular citrus-based sauce widely used in Japanese cuisine. Umeboshi is a Japanese salted plum. Serve this Umeboshi Cucumber Dressing over steamed kale with slices of apple for an easy Paleo lunch.
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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook enoki mushrooms and cucumber with umeboshi flavored ponzu dressing using 5 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Enoki mushrooms and cucumber with umeboshi flavored ponzu dressing:
- Make ready 100 g (3.5 oz) Enoki mushroom
- Take 1 Japanese cucumber
- Take 1 Umeboshi
- Make ready 3 tbsp ponzu
- Take Dried bonito flakes (as desired)
They are mild in flavour with a crispiness in texture that becomes juicy once cooked, allowing them to soak up all the delicious flavours in this dish. They don't taste anything like regular field mushrooms! The flavor profile of this Japanese mushroom soup is simplicity at its best. Staple Japanese ingredients such as soy sauce and sake primarily season this soup, but it is the flavors of the enoki mushrooms and shiitake mushrooms which give the soup its depth of flavor and richness.
Steps to make Enoki mushrooms and cucumber with umeboshi flavored ponzu dressing:
- Remove the very bottom (dirt) of enoki mushroom and cut them in half (lengthwise). Boil them until soft. (2-3 mins) and let them cool to room temperature.
- Peel cucumber but not completely so some skin is left on and slice them diagonally.
- Cut sliced cucumber in strips.
- In a small bowl, mash umeboshi and add ponzu. Mix well.
- Add cooled mushrooms and cucumber. Mix well till evenly flavored. Cool in fridge.
- Place a pinch of bonito flakes on top when serving.
- FYI - Ponzu dressing bought at Mitsuwa supermarket, Japanese store in San Jose.
Discover what Enoki Mushrooms are, the best ways to cook them, the surprising nutritional benefits and what they can do to supercharge your meals. Thanks to their versatile taste and texture, enokis are used in everything from hot ramen bowls and miso soup dressed with soy sauce and green onion. Enoki mushrooms are the long-stemmed, delicate fungi that go great in any dish and are impossible to mess up. We'd grab a few of our biggest platters and pile them with thinly sliced meats, sliced savoy cabbage, scallion batons, and—my favorite—big bunches of snowy enoki mushrooms. Enoki mushrooms or Enokitake (literally "Enoki mushroom" in Japanese) is a type of cultivated mushroom consisting of a cluster of long, thin white stalks with white caps.
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