I made a variation of this side dish with Mixed Komatsuna and Boiled Eggusing bean sprouts and wakame seaweed. It's an inexpensive recipe that you can make with ingredients you have on hand.Try adding some thinly sliced carrots for color. Mix the carrot with the bean sprout on the same plate and microwave. Instead of mixing everything together, leave some things to put on top as accents to make it look more appetizing. When you have lots of toppings, add some extra seasoning. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by miyuki12

In my garden, I harvested tons of cucumbers and tomatoes! Although I use them daily in salads and salt-cure them, I got bored of the same prep. Adding wakame seaweed makes this super tasty! A bit of ham also makes this even tastier.-I used Ninben's 3x concentrate mentsuyu.-This is also good with okra!-Adding perilla leaves and myoga ginger give this an adult taste!-Squeeze out excess water from the reconstituted wakame seaweed.-Blending right before serving gives the cucumbers a succulent bite. On the other hand, if you let it sit, the flavors will blend well (although it will become watery). Prepare it as you like! Recipe by moj

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

This is the bean sprout version of another recipe of mine, "Chinese Cellophane Noodle Salad"All you need to do is mix, so there are no hints. Recipe by Eiyoushino recipe

This is a old favorite side dish at my parents' house. We have it a lot alongside rich or spicy dishes like curry rice and gyoza dumplings or oily foods.Use silken or firm tofu, whichever you prefer. If you leave the tofu in water for a while the beany smell will lessen, making it easier to eat. You can use green shiso dressing instead of ponzu sauce. In the summer, some cubed tomato is a delicious addition. Please adjust the amount of ponzu sauce depending on the size of the tofu block. Recipe by cureo

I made this when I needed one more dish.Season the bean sprouts just before serving to avoid it getting too watery.The more sesame seeds and bonito flakes you add, the more Japanese it tastes! For 4 servings. Recipe by Shii my bottle

I looked everywhere but couldn't really find a recipe to the exact Wakame salad served in Japanese restaurants and especially those specializing in Sushi. So, I did my best to replicate it. It took me two approches of trial and error but I think I got it right.

When I tried making a salad with ingredients in my freezer, I ended up with a seafood salad! It tasted great anyway, so I uploaded the recipe.Since the crab sticks and shirasu already contain an ample amount of salt, don't pour too much ponzu. Recipe by uzu1118

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

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

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