Spaghetti Aglio e Olio with Mizuna Greens and Jako Fish

Name: Spaghetti Aglio e Olio with Mizuna Greens and Jako Fish
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 bunch Mizuna greens; 160 grams Pasta; 4 tbsp Olive oil; 2 clove Garlic (sliced); 1 Red chili pepper (sliced and seeds removed); 20 grams Chirimen jako; 2 tbsp Ground sesame seeds (white)

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

Mizuna greens are available year round, but they're in season in the winter. They are strong against cold weather, but don't do as well in the heat. Let's eat them up during the summer!

Add mizuna greens to the pan after turning off the heat. This'll retain their crunchy texture!
An abundance of ground sesame seeds adds a nice flavor to the dish. Recipe by Upi marche

Mizuna greens are available year round, but they're in season in the winter. They are strong against cold weather, but don't do as well in the heat. Let's eat them up during the summer!

Add mizuna greens to the pan after turning off the heat. This'll retain their crunchy texture!
An abundance of ground sesame seeds adds a nice flavor to the dish. Recipe by Upi marche

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

Mizuna greens are available year round, but they're in season in the winter. They are strong against cold weather, but don't do as well in the heat. Let's eat them up during the summer!

Add mizuna greens to the pan after turning off the heat. This'll retain their crunchy texture!
An abundance of ground sesame seeds adds a nice flavor to the dish. Recipe by Upi marche

Mizuna greens are available year round, but they're in season in the winter. They are strong against cold weather, but don't do as well in the heat. Let's eat them up during the summer!

Add mizuna greens to the pan after turning off the heat. This'll retain their crunchy texture!
An abundance of ground sesame seeds adds a nice flavor to the dish. Recipe by Upi marche

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Ingredients

2 servings

1 bunchMizuna greens
160 gramsPasta
4 tbspOlive oil
2 cloveGarlic (sliced)
1Red chili pepper (sliced and seeds removed)
20 gramsChirimen jako
2 tbspGround sesame seeds (white)

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Steps

1

Cut the mizuna greens into 5 cm lengths. Boil water in a pot, add salt (not listed), and cook the pasta.
2

Add olive oil and garlic to a frying pan. Patiently heat on low to bring out the aromas.
3

When fragrant, turn off the heat. Add the red chili pepper and chirimen jako, then toss well.
4

Turn on the heat again. Add pasta cooking water (5-6 tablespoons) into Step 3 in a few batches to dilute and emulsify the sauce.
5

Drain the excess water from the freshly cooked pasta, and add to the Step 4 frying pan. Sprinkle on the ground sesame seeds, and toss well.
6

Adjust the taste with salt and water (not listed), and turn off the heat. Add the Step 1 mizuna greens, and toss briskly. Plate, sprinkle with sesame seeds to finish, and it's done!
7

Bon appetit.