health foods.

Tonight’s dinner was one of those that had me feeling like an official health nut.

It all began with arame, which I purchased a couple weeks back.  I’ve wanted to make my own seaweed salad for some time now, as it is a necessity that I order it on the rare occasion I get sushi.  [I love sushi; I just don't eat out that often].  Though the traditional recipe seems to call for wakame, I saw no reason not to use what I had on hand – it’s not like I’m capable of following a recipe anyway!

arame salad

  • 1 c arame
  • 2 large carrots, peeled and grated
  • 1 T sesame oil
  • 1 T tamari
  • 2 T rice vinegar
  • 1 t agave
  • 2 t sesame seeds

Soak arame in water for 5 minutes.  Drain; bring to a low boil on stove for 10 minutes.  Drain; toss with remaining ingredients except sesame seeds.  Marinate minimum 30 minutes; toss with sesame seeds just before serving.

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As seaweed salad alone does not make a meal, I also baked some tempeh, with a glaze consisting of miso, agave, rice vinegar, and ground mustard.  

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All together with bulgur tossed with steamed broccoli, spinach, and fresh ginger.

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So: arame, tempeh, miso, agave, bulgur.  I’m a health nut.

 

What health food did you eat today?

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