When I used to make this salad and store in the fridge, I didn't like the salad becoming too dry since the cellophane noodles absorbed too much sauce.I added more soy sauce or vinegar to make it better, but I finally solved this problem by coating the noodles with oil!As a result, I could reduce the amount of flavoring ingredients as well.I recommend making this salad a little spicy by adding drops of ra-yu.If you serve this straight away, rinse the cellophane noodles in cold water. If you plan to eat it later, it's better to mix in the sauce right before you serve as much as possible!Add the sesame oil in the hot water, and drain. Don't add it over the drained noodles directly. This is key. Recipe by Shijimi24

Year round fresh cold salad that pairs well with anything that tastes great with pickles.

#indonesianfoodThe day time = “Me” time🥰Because my husband is working so I can have anything what I want to eat for my lunch.Today I made this Indonesian salad for lunch using leftovers spicy sweet soy dipping sauce as a dressing.The recipe for the dipping sauce actually is in my previous recipe. You can simply find it in my recipe lists. #spicysweetsoydippingsauceI like this salad so much because it’s totally different with American salads. Even it’s different with Chinese or Japanese salads.The taste is so refreshing between spicy, sweet, and sour.Wanna try this salad? Here is the recipe!

I usually use onions and tuna because I like them stir-fried together. I thought it would be delicious if I used sweet onions and mixed fluffy spring potatoes with soy sauce. That's how it all came about.I added the soy sauce in two batches to enjoy its flavor.I recommend you mix the potatoes when they're hot while making sure not to mash them too much.Please adjust the cooking time for the potatoes since it can vary according to size.You can boil or steam the potatoes instead of microwaving them. For 4 serving. Recipe by creamcrepe

thanks to my old high school mate Nina for the dressing used in this salad.. its sweet and tangy! i loved it!

Recipe from the 1800's

This delicious vegan salad has a light tangy dressing and creamy avocado. You definitely won't miss the real thing

I Had a whole lot of summer fruit in the fridge and decided to throw this together so that they wouldn't be wasted. We had a family barbecue and the bowl had been licked clean.

When I used the leftover sauce from making Bibimbap Soumen, it turned into a Korean-style salad.It's even more delicious topped with shredded chili pepper and toasted sesame seeds.Be sure to drain excess water from the wakame and vegetables.If you don't have any mentsuyu, substitute with 1 tablespoon soy sauce with a small amount of sugar.If the Japanese leek is spicy, soak it in water for 10 minutes to reduce the harshness. Recipe by Nanamama

Here in Southern California, we're back to al fresco dining weather, and we like to enjoy it as much a possible.One of our favorite al fresco meals is a wine, cheese, and salumi lunch, and this simple tomato salad made specifically with red wine vinegar is one of my favorite accompaniments. You could totally use another kind of vinegar if you like, but there's just something about the flavor of red wine vinegar that I love in this salad. :)If you can get them, sweet onions like Vidalias or Mayan Sweets are ideal.

I absolutely love the combination of these flavors. I wanted everyone to try it at least once so I uploaded the recipe here!The oranges I used this time were small, so I used one per person, cut it into half and then sliced them into about 7-8 mm. If you have large oranges, cut them into quarters first.If you don't have sweet onions, use regular onions, soaked in salted water or massaged with a little salt to get rid of the harshness. For 2 servings. Recipe by rie-tin

This is a copycat recipe of the tomato salad that a Genghis Khan (BBQ sliced lamb) restaurant serves. My husband, who does not like fresh tomatoes, loved it. And, he said it was better than the one at the restaurant.If you use sweet onions, they should not be too sharp tasting, but if you'd rather not have any sharpness, soak them in water to mellow the flavor. If you have enough time, chill the tomatoes on a plate in the refrigerator until icy cold, then enjoy. Recipe by Momonoyasashiikaori