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

Quick, light, and healthy meal for warmer days

Very good and really easy to make!

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The udon salad I had at a casual restaurant chain was delicious, so I recreated the dish.Frozen udon noodles are the best for this! Since this is served as a side dish, it's not a big amount, but if you are serving it on its own for lunch, try doubling the amount. Recipe by Obuusama

I had some harusame glass noodles, but too little to turn into a soup or salad...so I tried deep frying them to use in a salad.If you try to shred the chicken breast while it's still hot, not only will your burn yourself but the chicken will dry out. Let it cool down with the plastic wrap still on, and it will remain moist. Deep fry the dried harusame glass noodles - don't soak them in water, or you'll have a disaster! In order to take full advantage of the crispy texture of the noodles, fry them just before serving. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by Chibikoro

This is a pretty, fresh vegetable salad It goes with almost any main dish and can be a main dish with an added meat..Its best to add the dressing right before serving for CT the best flavor.

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

This is great for a light lunch; it's also good served with drinks.The trick is to leave the noodles firm. Be sure to remove any excess moisture from the noodles and vegetables. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I love sesame seeds. I love avocado too. This is a recipe that just came to my mind when I was preparing lunch one day.The grated cheese adds richness and the shiso leaves add a refreshing finish.Even if it seems like a bother, it's best to grind up the sesame seeds just before serving for maximum flavor. Add a very generous amount of sesame seeds - an amount that seems like too much is about right for this. If you put in too many shiso leaves it will be too strong, so be careful. This salad is best made just before serving, so you can't make it in advance. Don't eat it with your hands right out of the mixing bowl! For easy-to-make amount (2 to 4 servings). Recipe by Jikana

I just felt like eating a cellophane noodle salad and created this recipe.Cook the noodle following the package instructions. Choose noodles that will withstand heat while cooking. The seasoning is an approximate, so adjust to your liking.Make this salad using leftovers in your fridge. Recipe by iju mama