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Japanese Vermicelli Salad is a summery salad with julienned ham, cucumber, carrot and wakame seaweed. It is simple and fast to make and can Vermicelli Salad is one of the salads that are always sold at 'depachika' (γγε°δΈ) - the food markets on the underground level of Japanese department. This Asian vermicelli salad with crushed peanuts is pretty much what we've been living on for the entire summer.
To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook japanese vermicelli salad π―π΅ using 11 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Japanese vermicelli salad π―π΅:
- Prepare 200 g Vermicelli (see picture)
- Get 1 large cucumber thinly sliced
- Get 2 carrots thinly sliced
- Take 6 crab sticks (kani kama)
- Take 50 ml rice vinegar
- Make ready 2 TSP (ripped) caster sugar
- Get 6 TBSP toasted sesame oil
- Take 6 TBSP soy sauce
- Make ready Sweet omelette
- Get 2 large eggs
- Get 1 TSP caster sugar
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Instructions to make Japanese vermicelli salad π―π΅:
- Boil water in a large pan. All at once, pour the vermicelli in and stir until cooked. It's really quick and it should not be overcooked. No more than 4 minutes. See packaging instructions.
- Drain the water and immediately rinse it with cold water, until it's completely cold. Drain it and put it in a large bowl.
- Make the omelettes. They should be thin ones, to be rolled and sliced.
- Use a slicer for the carrots and the cucumber. I have a Benriner and it's great because it has interchangeable blades and also adjustable to make very thin slices.
- Separate the stripes of the kanikama, it doesn't need to be perfect. Add the carrots, the cucumber, the omelette and the kanikama to the noodles.
- Dilute the sugar in the vinegar. Season the salad with the vinegar, soy sauce and toasted sesame oil. Mix it well with your hands. This bit is quite messy but I haven't found a better way yet, I sometimes use gloves but I don't mind washing my hands after, it's all part of the fun! Enjoy!
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