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simple Shiso and Soy salad dressing
This is a Japanese dressing using Shiso leaves. Shiso and Soy salad dressing.


A Japanese leaf garden (pt 1) - Shiso
I have a love/hate relationship with Japanese shiso (which you might know as green perilla) - you know, those large sweet mint leaves with serrated edges you get when you eat sushi and sashimi at a restaurant.) don't get me wrong - I love eating the leaves - not just with sushi but also in salad, or mixed with miso (a dish which is called shiso miso) on rice but I hate buying shiso leaves - they are sooo expensive! Shiso So, the ideal solution is to grow them myself which I n




Tomato Bean and Shiso salad
Simple, quick and very satisfying salad - Tomato Bean and Shiso Salad recipe blog.


A Japanese leaf garden (pt3).
My final "grow your own" leaf vegetable this year is mitsuba, or Japanese parsley. Mitsuba is a versatile leaf - in fact it's more than a...


Shiso + Miso = Shisomiso!
The Japanese love to have a selection of fermented and pickled foods to eat with their rice at dinner and today, I'm looking at one of...


Shisomiso and Natto Onigirazu
Shisomiso and Natto Onigirazu You might remember I posted an item on making shisomiso a couple of weeks ago. I put some of it to good use in some onigirazu, paired with chicken & spinach - super healthy & very tasty. At the same time, I also made some onigirazu using natto & spring onion - very yum also. These are great mainstays for a healthy lunch box, a picnic or just as a snack if you are on the go and in need of a nutricious energy boost. The great thing about onigirazu


Wasabi Rocket - how to grow your own.
I don't know if you're well acquainted with wasabi rocket. If you are, maybe like me, you are a recent convert. Earlier this year, I was...
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