Super Simple, Time-Saving Cabbage Salad in Sesame Oil

Spring cabbage is so tender, and I love to eat the crunchy raw leaves.There are many picnics and potluck parties in the spring, so this simple and quick to make dish is perfect for such occasions.The crispy crunchy texture is very popular as an accompaniment to other dishes.It's great for everyday meals too.Adjust the amount of salt to taste.The lemon juice is the key.It's hardly a recipe, but during the spring cabbage season you may want to eat this every day.A big tupperware container full of this at an ohanami (cherry blossom viewing) picnic is quite popular. Recipe by Tomomikicchin

I wanted to make a salad with plenty of sesame seeds and no oil.I use a slicer (mandoline) to shred the cabbage.I also use the slicer for the carrots, slicing it thinly on it then cutting the slices with a knife. For about 4 servings. Recipe by Plus Nine

I wanted to eat lots of cabbage, so I tried combining it with tuna.I like this best with Hagoromo brand tuna. This is an easy recipe: just slice and mix. Recipe by Kyoukono kitchen

Whenever I serve this as the salad in a meal, my family eats a lot of it. It's very easy and quick, so I make it quite often.The key is to add the sesame oil in first, and mix well. This prevents the salad from becoming too watery since the oil coats the cabbage. For 3 servings. Recipe by taesmile

I love salad.I tried out this easy recipe with ingredients on hand, so I could plenty of salad.Since the cabbage tends to get watery, mix in the dressing right before serving. Recipe by Kokoa77

Easy to make!! Great salad for weight watchers since cabbage is a negative vegetable

I wanted to use up some cucumber so I came up with this. I was getting bored with the usual way of eating cucumber, but I can eat lots of it in this.There are no hints because it's so easy. For 2 servings. Recipe by Manmarumauchan

Turnips are in season: in spring, from March to May; and in autumn, from October to November. I like juicy spring turnips the best. I normally use smoked salmon or canned tuna, but I used imitation crab sticks to make this dish even cheaper as the consumption tax rate has been raised recently. I won't be defeated by tax increase!Don't add too much salt to season the salad at the end. I normally grind roasted sesame seeds halfway through and sprinkle over the salad, but you can use store-bought ground sesame seeds as well. Recipe by COCOnchino daidokoro

My favorite school lunch was Chinese cabbage and canned tuna salad. Instead of tuna, I made mine a cheaper dish by using bonito flakes.Add sesame seeds for a delicious touch.Because the core is tough, separate the boiling times.Shaking on some black pepper gives it a little punch. Recipe by Hani-1003

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When I ordered a hearty meal at a local restaurant, the owner gave me a salad like this for free, saying it would be refreshing. It was so good, I just had to try making it myself.It's even tastier if you use the thick part of the cabbage.Adjust the dressing amounts as you like.It's nice with other veggies too, such as tomatoes or cucumber. Recipe by Antonjr

A quick and easy side dish. It has surprisingly reached 5,000 reviews! It was also featured in a vegetable recipe book. Thank you, everyone! The origin of this recipe: Mixing with mayonnaise is easy and tasty, but I wanted to make it a bit healthier with a namul style... though using sesame oil might defeat the purpose (^^;).

This is a salad with just two types of cabbage, and the special touch is in the dressing, which includes many spices and gives it a delicious flavor. It's very tasty with any type of meat and also very nutritious.

I wanted to increase my repertoire of daikon radish recipes, so I came up with this recipe that contains ingredients everybody has in their home.After time passes, the daikon will release moisture and soften. Serve as a pickled side dish or in a salad. Recipe by CookLori

This is a salad that's served quite often in our house. I added avocado since I love it. It's still delicious even without it Olive oil and avocado is a great combination for people who care about their beauty since both have health-boosting properties.Coating the Chinese cabbage with olive oil prevents it from releasing extra water when you sprinkle salt on top. Recipe by Pii chef

I wanted to eat lots of napa cabbage in a refreshing way.I divide the directions into many steps but I did it to make it easy to understand.In Step 3, I place the white parts of the cabbage on top to make sure they get enough salt but you don't need to be preciseAdjust the amount of mentsuyu (Japanese noodle dipping sauce) according the strength of its flavor and saltiness. Recipe by santababy

I mixed cabbage with tuna mayo, which kids love. It's lower in calories than potato salad but still satisfying!The origin of this recipe: I wanted my younger daughter, who dislikes vegetables, to eat cabbage.

Super sweet spring cabbage and crunchy bean sprouts. Blended with a soy sauce dressing and a pinch of black pepper. My children help out by removing the stringy root ends of the bean sprouts, so we make this recipe a lot.You can serve the cabbage and bean sprouts hot or chilled--either way is delicious. Recipe by mama deko

This is a very good salad. Easy to make. I use apple cider vinegar and a cabbage premix bag to save on time. You can also half the oil in the dressing if you want a more tangy flavor.

It's Friday the end of the week, I was just thinking to myself where did the week go???? I have been so busy these past few days. I had my last Dutch lesson on Tuesday so starting again in October. I have been trying to organise a few things that I need to do over the summer and to top it off I had errands to do this morning. :) As I mentioned in my previous post I am back with another salad recipe!! Since I still have errands to do I wanted to make a very light lunch and this was a fantastic choice.Sorry my post will be quite short today but I will catch you all up on what I will be doing in the future. We are off for the weekend, we are going to visit friends :)Wishing everyone a great weekend, see you back here on Monday :)

I needed a refreshing side dish for karaage (Japanese fried chicken).Whole grain mustard isn't spicy. It adds a bit of tartness and depth to the flavor. It's very refreshing and is a perfect side dish for deep-fried food and meat dishes! Please squeeze out as much as water as you can at Step 1 to prevent the flavors from thinning out. Recipe by LaLaHappy1

I re-created the salad dressing which I used to eat at my parents' home. I think the original version had more vinegar though...I changed the amounts slightly. For 2 servings. Recipe by Lovely cookie

This recipe is taken from Dan McDonald's 'Dan's Favorite Raw Recipes'. It's quick to make and tastes amazing.

Chinese cabbage sounds like Chinese but ponzu dressing makes everything Japanese food :p

Cold noodle salads are some of my favorite quick and easy meals because they take very little time, are tasty and refreshing, and they're a complete balanced meal in a bowl!I used soba noodles today, but I also use rice vermicelli and angel hair pasta.The vegetables below are just the ones I had on hand today, but you can use all kinds of crisp/crunchy veg like red or green cabbage, mung bean sprouts, yellow squash, sugar snap peas, jicama, bell pepper... endless possibilities!And for the protein, I had a package of surimi (krab) on hand, but you could also use deli ham or turkey, precooked shrimp, or the breast from one of those storebought rotisserie chickens.For the dressing, you'll want to start on the low end of the measurements and adjust up if needed.For efficiency, start knife work after you start boiling the water for the noodles, and continue while noodles are boiling, and everything should pretty much be ready to mix by the time the noodles are ready! :)#eatmoreveg

I always buy celery in bulk, so I came up with a method to use them up. You can even use this recipe to make a delicious dish out of celery that's past its prime.Mix the bonito flakes in right before serving. You can whip this up in 3 minutes. One serving is only 49 kcals. For 2 servings. Recipe by LazyHata

I wanted to use up some leftover daikon radish and carrot. I used ponzu sauce for a refreshing flavor. It's a tasty, light way to enjoy a bunch of vegetables.I used a thin daikon radish.Please adjust the seasonings to your taste. For 2 servings. Recipe by annnnn

The crunch of the lettuce and cabbage, with a sweet touch of the pomegranate, and the tangy taste of lemon and pepper accompanied by the flavoursome mint makes this recipe a delectable dish! It is very healthy and quick to make too!