Chinese-style Salad with Carrot and Enoki Mushrooms

Not 17 anymore, but still dealing with those random pimples! So, I’m trying to get more veggies in, and this Asian-style carrot salad has become my go-to. It’s absolutely delicious! It feels so soothing to shave the carrots, and carrots are packed with vitamins for your skin and eyes. They help keep your digestion smooth and might even help balance hormones. For this recipe, I chop the middle part of the carrot to use for fried rice (waste not, want not!). Then, I mix up a quick dressing with soy sauce, vinegar, lime juice, garlic, sesame seeds, scallions, and a little chili oil if I want it spicy. Toss it all together, and you’ve got a salad that’s easy, tasty, and good for you! Plus, you can store it in the fridge for up to a week. Enjoy!

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This salad is full of vegetables, but even my kids, who hate vegetables, eat it up.You can use any vegetables you have on hand in your refrigerator. (Sometimes I add finely sliced carrots or mizuna greens). Recipe by DUFFYchan

I wanted to eat as much of my favorite Chinese style glass noodle salad as I wanted.It's easier if you cut the vegetableswith a slicer.Use the slicer to julienne the carrots and make fat cucumber slices.It's even more delicious if you let it chill in the refrigerator before eating. Recipe by Y's

I still had some eggplants left over after making my previous eggplant recipe ("Mild flavored Eggplant Curry Stir Fry"), so this time around I used them in a side dish rather than a main dish.After microwaving the eggplants, when you shred them up, be careful not to burn yourself! If it's too hot to handle, you can cut them up with a knife instead.If you chill it in the refrigerator after Step 7, it will become even better. For 4 servings. Recipe by KaHoM

This Chinese Salad is fresh, crunchy, and full of flavor. Made with crisp vegetables and a light, savory dressing, it’s a refreshing and healthy dish. Perfect as a side or a light meal, it’s simple to make and delicious to enjoy!

I loved the "bansansuu" they used to serve for school lunch, so I re-created the dish from memory.The noodles are too long to eat as-is, so cut them up into easy to eat lengths after cooking them.If you mix the seasoning ingredients in a large bowl, add the noodles to the bowl later, you only have the one bowl to wash up.Rub the cucumber with salt and squeeze it out beforehand. If you skip that, the dish will become watery. For 6 servings. Recipe by Hamumaki

Bean sprouts are cheap and delicious, and I wanted to eat a lot of them, so I made them into my favorite Chinese style salad.My whole family loved it!I recommend you heat the bean sprouts in water until it starts to boil. That way, they retain their delicious crunchiness!The ☆ ingredients combine to make a great dressing, so if you have leftovers, try it on chikuwa fish sticks, crab sticks, glass noodles, seaweed, etc. For 4 servings. Recipe by Ryonchi

I love cellophane noodle salad, so I wanted to make my own without buying it from the store. This recipe is easy to prepare and uses only one pot.You can try adding wakame seaweed, mushrooms, or thin slices of omelette!Leave a gap between the frying pan and lid while bringing it to a boil.After turning off the heat, let it cool while covered with the lid. Recipe by Mocchipekori-

I wanted to eat something healthier than Chinese-style crystal noodle salad.Making sure the flavor is well-penetrated into the shirataki noodles, I guess. This is made easier by soaking it in lots of condiments. For 2 servings. Recipe by Rana

Everyone loves cellophane noodle salad! I posted this recipe since my kids always ask me to make it. I'm eating it since I'm also on a diet.The ingredients ratio of this dressing is easy. This Japanese style dressing is really versatile! During the summer, I use this as a Chinese sauce. Recipe by Naomoka

An easy side dish.I recommend chicken thighs because they are juicy, but you can use chicken breast instead. Recipe by Eiyoushino recipe