Hi Sugar:This recipe sounds excellent, especially as I have some Napa cabbage in my fridge waiting to be used up. The only thing that I am wondering about is the sesame oil. There's a whole lot of it here! If you're not familiar with sesame oil, it has a very strong, intense flavor. I think I'm going to try making this, but use half sesame oil and half vegetable oil instead of all sesame oil and see how I like it. This recipe showed up just at the right time as I've been planning my next menu and shopping trip and was wondering what sides to have with a smoked duck that I'm going to try. Again, thanks for sharing. Jon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sugar" <sugarsyl71@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "2006 Christmas Recipe" <2006ChristmasRecipes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, January 31, 2014 8:54 AM Subject: [blindcooks] Sesame Ginger Salad
Sesame Ginger SaladColorful crispy vegetables that have the perfect balance of sweet and sour.A great summer side salad. Servings: 4 Prep Time: 10 min Total Time: 10 min Ingredients: Dressing: 1/2 cupGluten Free Soy Sauce 1/2 cupSesame Oil 1/2 cupRice Wine Vinegar 1/4 cupGinger 1 cloveGarlic 2 TbspSugar)I use splenda or extivia) 2 TbspToasted Sesame Seeds Salt & White Pepper, to taste 4Yellow Peppers, julienned 4Red Peppers, julienned 2Peeled English Cucumbers, julienned 3 cupsNapa Cabbage, chiffonade 1/2 cupGreen Onion, julienned 1Red Onion, julienned Black & White Sesame Seeds, to garnish Directions:Take all items of the dressing but the sesame oil and mix in a blender. Oncewell combined, slowly add the oil a little at a time until it is all mixed in. Set aside. Wash vegetables and cut them as specified. Toss the vegetables with the dressing a 1/4 cup at a time so the vegetables don'tbecome over saturated. Place in the fridge to help incorporate the flavors.Garnish with sesame seeds. Helpful Tips: Any unused dressing can be saved in the fridge for a week. Faith is the strength by which a shattered world shall emerge into the light. Helen Keller ~blessings, Sugar