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 Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 5:49 am
This snack was inspired by a seasoned nori snack I bought a while ago called "Petit nori"
This is a VASTLY simplified version, but tastes almost the same.
I didn't use exact measures, I just mixed together:
Kikkoman soy sauce (MUST be the GOOD japanese kind)
A splash of mirin and rice vinegar
sesame seeds
wasabi (quite a lot, since I love this stuff so much)
A few sheets of nori (I ate five in one day ^^;; )
I cut the nori into strips and mixed the other ingredients together in a bowl and dipped the nori into it... It tasted really yum ^_^
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Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 4:31 pm
This sounds interesting. I'm not a huge fan of wasabi (I like the spicy kick but it gives me the WORST heartburn!) but I will definitely try this once I get mirin.
Oh, and there are better soy sauces than Kikkoman. I personally find that their brand is a little too... SALTY. It's better to get the ones from Asian markets that aren't in English. They usually taste better.
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Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 4:57 am
I've always wanted to try nori. I see it all the time whenever i go shopping with my mom. But I'm scared to try it! sad
I find recipes for it like the one you you have here, but still. I might try it when I get my nerve up xD.
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Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 1:14 pm
Interesting. :9 I've only had nori with rice (as an onigiri) or in ozoni for New Year's.
@MeaShayShay You should give it a try! biggrin Another simple nori snack is to get some rice and pick up chunks of rice with the nori and eat it. blaugh
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