Description

Spring salad in Japanese
Here until spring and survived! Already there were fresh spring vegetables: cabbage, radishes, cucumbers. Offer a salad of lightly pickled fresh vegetables for a traditional Japanese Breakfast. Difficulties in the preparation, not the ingredients are simple and familiar, available. A slightly different cooking technique, Japanese. Bright, fresh, pickled salad is perfect for dishes of poultry and meat, goes well with simple side dishes, rice or potatoes.

Ingredients

  • Cabbage

    300 g

  • Radishes

    3 piece

  • Cucumber

    1 piece

  • Vinegar

    25 ml

  • Salt

    1 Tbsp

  • Sugar

    1 tsp

  • Dill

    1 coup

  • Vegetable oil

    3 tsp

Cooking

step-0
The components of the salad are all too familiar. The only hitch: in the Japanese version use herbs, which is called shiso, but I used a simple dill and favorite, because this is shiso, alas, does not grow with us everywhere, and the dill goes well with cabbage, and cucumber. We assume that we have a Japanese salad with the Russian "spirit."
step-1
The main effect in the preparation of any salad is slicing. And we cut the cabbage in thin strips or small squares
step-2
Grate on special grater (or cut into pens) radishes and cucumbers very thin slices
step-3
In a saucepan put a large colander and spread half of the sliced cabbage, sprinkle cabbage with salt, about 1/4 tablespoon.
step-4
On a layer of cabbage, spread the radish. Again sprinkle salt - 1/4 tbsp
step-5
Radish spread on cucumbers and sprinkle with salt
step-6
All covered with a layer of cabbage and pour rest of salt. Vegetables do not crumple and not sealing. Leave the vegetables for 20 minutes to proselytise and go limp.
step-7
Rinse the vegetables under cold running water and then gently squeeze.
step-8
Finely chop the dill. In a bowl, mix the vinegar and sugar, or powdered sugar.
step-9
Spread the vegetables in a salad bowl and pour dressing, mix and leave for 10 minutes to slightly promarinovatsya. When serving, pour each serving of salad with a small amount of favorite oil. Bon appetit!
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