had a little leftover salmon, added some basil leaves, a little japanese mayonnaise, and onion sprouts.
onion sprouts. who knew. i didn't.
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9/23/2004 09:23:00 AM
me neither.
Great looking inside out norimaki.
Just to sabe me going upstairs. Kewpie mayonnaise is great for the fact that all the mayoonaise here is sweeter than jam.
9/23/2004 10:51:00 AM
hey mik
yes, they are sold in punnets, and let me tell you, it's a little scary how many sprouts can fit in one. i've been thinking about sprouting seeds at home, the korean market sells an interesting sprouting mix, but i think baby herbs would be great for a dinner party salad or garnish. i can't seem to sustain plants much past sprouting stage anyway, why not eat them before failure sets in?
hey anthony
i'm not a big mayo fan overall. i like the fact that kewpie seems a little more spoil-safe in the plastic squeeze bottle than jars you have to dip into, so i don't feel the need to throw it out after a month or so of non-use. so mayonnaise is basically an eggy oily jam there? bleurgh.
9/23/2004 02:40:00 PM
Hi Santos,
Love the uramaki-style hand roll there! Good job! I've never seen onion sprouts here. What do they taste like? We can normally find radish sprouts here though.
9/24/2004 12:13:00 AM
hey reid
this was the first time i've seen them as well. they taste exactly like little green onions. when i first tried them, they were really strong, but just for a second, and it was great--no onion breath! i don't know if i had gotten used to it or if the flavour diminished with age, but it seemed mellower later on. i had a salad with the onion sprouts, radish sprouts, basil and cilantro along with some grilled tofu, it was great. but a little does go a long way.
i think i'd like to try to sprout some seeds myself.
9/25/2004 11:59:00 AM
Hi Santos! You've done it again...this made me want to go and find some onion sprouts *drool*. never seen them in these parts. Your blog is so tummy titillating. I want to go and tour Guam :) er after typhoon season.
9/26/2004 02:23:00 AM
hey stel
typhoon season seems to be from july to um...june these days. i guess you can pick any day in between :-)
thanks for stopping by!
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