My oldest son loves cucumber so much, you might wonder if he's actually a kappa. Plus, he adores salty foods. So, this recipe dedicated to him.The amount of salt at step 5 depends on how much salt and pepper you add at step 3, so add to taste.At summer time, you'll get lots and lots of cucumbers and don't know what to do with it When that happens, you can use it all up in this delicious way.Try this recipe using other vegetables like cabbage too. Recipe by Kana2143

This tastes great even without dipping sauce.Coating the pork in flour will keep it thick and juicy. You can also put it in a heatproof dish and in the microwave for 10 minutes. Recipe by riek76

Shrimp paste is salty in flavour and has a strong preserved shrimp smell. Its a seasoning used in cooking vege, chicken and meat. We use Lee Kum Kee brand for steaming with pork belly and this dish is savoury, salty and sweet, goes well with white rice. It is one of my favorite dish and everytime I have this must add more rice!

Back when I was really into salty sauces, I made this using everything I had at home.The vegetables will become tough if you overcook them, so if you think they could be cooked just a bit more, that's a good place to stop the heat.You use the water-dissolved starch to add thickness to the water that's come out from the vegetables. So I think it's okay to only use a little water-dissolved starch. Recipe by chima@.

Our family loves leek-salt sauce with yakiniku (grill or griddle cooked meat) than soy sauce based sauce. The leek-salt sauce they serve at yakiniku restaurant we frequent is so delicious, and seemed easy to recreate, so I tried making it myself. It goes well with chicken karaage (deep fried chicken), so I tried it with thinly sliced pork that was on sale. I also recommend it with crispy chicken skin.I had a lot of oil so I deep fried the meat this time, but you could shallow fry in a frying pan instead. You can coat the meat with potato starch, but if you add rice flour it will be really crispy.The sauce is perfect with stir fried or grilled meats too! Recipe by Recoty

I really love fried chicken topped with onion and sweet and sour sauce. So, I tried a pork version.I think this sauce could be used in many dishes. It goes well with fried chicken and would give a deliciously mild taste to shredded vegetables. You can also use thinly sliced pork. Recipe by Raby

My husband likes this sort of simple cooking... so I made this per his request!If you want this dish to be really hearty, use a fatty cut of pork like pork belly. You can omit the vegetables if you like, but it's a heartier dish with them! For 2 servings. Recipe by John Lee Cooker

I love shio-buta (salt-cured pork), but adjusting the amount of salt is difficult. So I tried using nam pla for the marinade, and it went very well and the result was delicious.After marinating (or abandoning it?) for a week, it became really nice.It starts to mature after 3 days, so please let it marinate for at least that long.Please adjust the cooking time and temperature depending on your oven.I used the "two-way heat" setting on my oven, which doesn't require preheating. For about 10 slices. Recipe by Nekoyanagi shouten

I always make this when I can get my hands on garlic scapes.Soil often gets stuck in between the garlic scapes, so wash well while peeling them. The garli scapes are best when they've wilted. The mushrooms are tasty when mixed well with the sauce. Leave them in for a while. For 2 servings. Recipe by Nekoyanagi shouten

Grated ginger in the sauce will make people who don't like soy milk forget that there's soy milk in it. This is a great way to enjoy meat with a rich mushroom sauce.You can use meat intended for making sliced ginger pork, or any cut of pork.I added sugar to make this sauce richer, but it still tastes good without any sugar.If you don't like soy milk, add a generous amount of ginger, or use double cream instead!I also recommend using a generous amount of ginger for those who are on a diet. Recipe by Masatakamama

I had pork belly and bok choy on hand. I didn't go shopping on that day and created this recipe to cook a dish with ingredients I had.There is no special hints, but taste it in the end, then add salt and pepper if needed. Recipe by Chobikoro

I love beef tongue with leek-salt sauce! I used inexpensive mixed ground meat to make hamburgers using that type of sauce.If you are cooking these at a table on a griddle, make them thin and press down hard on them with a spatula, and also make them bite size. Enjoy with a squeeze of lemon on so that they taste like beef tongue.Microwaved onions won't cool down immediately, so if you complete step 1 before everything else, your workflow will go smoothly.I wanted to have the feeling of eating "meat!" so I didn't add any fillers or binders such as bread crumbs or egg. Recipe by putimiko