I have liked this dish a lot since I was a little girl😉. It’s very easy yet very tasty 😋

My favorite of the sides dishes my mother used to make is this spinach with black sesame sauce. I learned the recipe from her, so I'm writing it down so I don't forget it.Grinding the sesame seeds very well in a grinding bowl just before mixing them in makes a big difference to the aroma. Recipe by Kichiri-monja

This is my grandmother's recipe.Microwave cooking times vary, so please adjust to your machine.Ours is a 600 W model.The dish is very hot when you take it out of the microwave, so be careful not to burn yourself!The reason for putting the spinach in cold water is to remove any bitterness.I've used a generous amount of sesame seeds! Recipe by Sarami19

I once saw Swiss chard used in a TV cooking show overseas a long time ago.I happened to find it at a supermarket in Tokyo and bought it on impulse, although I'd never eaten it. It said on the package that it wasn't bitter and was good for salad, but the first time I bought it, the stems were a bit thick, so I ended up blanching it and coating it with sesame sauce. I really liked the texture and I've been making it this way ever since.Sesame seeds are best freshly toasted, so either re-toast or microwave them before using.This recipe uses enzyme juice instead of sugar. I recommend kumquat or plum enzyme juice.Enzyme juice from wild plants or grains are not suitable for cooking. Recipe by caterina

In Korea, they often eat uncooked chrysanthemum greens, but they also prepare it in a 'namul' type dish.1. Don't boil the chrysanthemum for too long. The fragrance and the texture will be ruined.2. First combine the seasoning ingredients to make a strong flavor. Then add the sesame oil and sesame seeds. It will come out so much better if you follow the correct order to add the ingredients. Recipe by Gutsugutsudesu

Super easy and delicious! Got the idea from an online website. I thought it would be difficult to cut through the Nori since it’s wet, but it was surprisingly easy to cut. Yummy!! Served chilled.

If you have homemade sesame sauce on hand, you can quickly make a sesame sauce dish. Since even small amounts of vegetables will be flavorful with the sauce, it will be very convenient for bentos or when you need just one more dish.All you have to do is toss everything together; it's a simple recipe. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

As long as you have some homemade sesame sauce on hand, you can cook this up in an flash You only need a small amount to flavor, so it's super convenient as a bento item or times when you need one more side dish.It's easy; all you have to do is toss the ingredients together. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

Many times I ate cold take-out sesame noodles at my neighbors’ David and David, so I recently tried to make the sauce. Generally I use the sauce to accompany zucchini noodles (cold and raw) or spaghetti squash (cooked and warm).#vegetarian #vegan #appetizer #lunch #summer #refreshing #raw #zucchini #peanut #cilantro #ginger #tahini #noodles #sesame

With this somen noodle recipe, our family never looses appetite from the summer heat.It's easy! Recipe by Kyoku

I thought of a sesame sauce for ramen noodle salads and bang bang chicken.The sauce is pretty sweet, so adjust the sugar as you taste.If you plan to serve this to children, replace the sake for water as you won't burn off the alcohol. Recipe by 1630412

We like chilled Chinese-style noodles with lots of vegetables, so the sauce sachets included with the shop-bought noodle packets are too small. We want to use plenty of sauce, so I always make homemade sauce and keep in the fridge. If zhi ma jiang or sesame paste are not available, you don't have to use them! Add more ground sesame seeds instead.You can use the soup from poaching the chicken (150 ml) to make the sauce instead of the boiling water, water and Chinese chicken stock granules. Add some salt if necessary. If you add the sauce sachets attached to the noodle packets, make just half of the homemade sauce. Add more doubanjiang or ra-yu to taste. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei