More recently, I learned that in Japan, the familiar daylily buds are used for food. It’s no secret that many flowers are used in cooking: chrysanthemums, pansies, etc. And here is a new option – daylily buds. They are cooked separately, used as a side dish or stewed with other products to give them a new taste. As a very inquisitive person in the field of cooking, I decided to try what it is for myself. I barely waited for my daylilies to reach the desired ripeness, and cooked them. I will tell you that it is very, very tasty! A delicate vegetable taste, very similar to young asparagus, broccoli or cauliflower, but much more tender and delicious. Many grow these flowers, I strongly recommend you to try this option. They are put in soup, on the second course or in salads. But it is best to boil it or stew it. Today I offer you a Japanese salad with seafood, mushrooms and young daylily buds..
Japanese salad with squid and vegetables under a piquantly fresh dressing will always find a place on the festive table! Very light and refreshing, it will be a great addition to meat dishes and will appeal to those who watch their figure!
A few years ago I discovered soba – buckwheat noodles. A bright dish both in taste and appearance. It is satisfying, because the dish includes chicken – a very popular product. It’s easy to cook.
Another salad of fresh cucumbers. This Japanese salad is better known as cucumbers in sesame. I’ve seen several recipes. The layout may be different. I would take with me monosultap cucumbers and dressing.
I offer you a recipe for a delicious, fragrant and beautiful pumpkin snack. This will perfectly decorate the festive table. The snack is convenient to serve to guests, pumpkin slices are easy to take with your hands, fork and chopsticks. I used royal oyster mushrooms, but you can also use any other mushrooms, including champignons. Depending on the number of guests, you can cook several pumpkins at once.
