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Shiso and Mizuna salad

  • Writer: Kurumi Hayter
    Kurumi Hayter
  • Apr 5, 2021
  • 2 min read

Updated: Nov 24, 2025

If you've been following my blog, (and I hope you have!) you'll remember that I have been growing

A salad with cherry tomatoes, edamame, mushrooms, and leafy greens in a decorative bowl with a blue patterned rim. Bright and fresh.
Shiso and Mizuna salad.

some Japanese salad veg this summer. In fact, it's been a bumper harvest and my shiso and mizuna just keep on giving! So here's a healthy salad using these two lovely leaves and some other veg topped off with some edamame - it's quick, nutricious and just the thing for a warm summer evening when you want something easy and light on your tummy. The recipe is just below . If you'd like to watch the youtube tutorial, you can find it by clicking Shiso and Mizuna salad or just scroll to the bottom of the page.


Shiso and Mizuna salad

ingredients: (serves 2)


20g shiso leaves

20g mizuna leaves

140g baby tomatoes

100g mushrooms

50g frozen edamame


how to: wash the leaves well and cut or tear them roughly, cut the mushrooms into halves or quarters depending on the size, cook the eda mame in salted water for 3 mins and drain. assemble the ingredients in a salad bowl and mix. drizzle with a vinaigrette or other salad dressing. (if you can't find mizuna, you can try rocket as a substitute although it is more strongly flavoured.)


stuck for a dressing? why not try my original sesame dressing below - this is a simple way to a great umami flavour - i guarantee you will love it!

Original sesame salad dressing by kurumicooks authentic easy tasty healthy Japanese Asian and Fussion food and cooking for your kitchen
Sesame salad dressing

ingredients:


2 tbsps tahini

2 tbsps mayonnaise

1 tsp soy sauce

1/2 tbsp sugar

1.5 tbsps rice vinegar

1 tsp fish sauce

1 tbsp water



how to: put all the ingredients in a jar or bowl and mix/whisk well. refridgerate any leftovers for up to 1 week (but it won't last that long!).


Happy cooking and thanks for reading, Kurumi XXXX



Shiso and Mizuna salad

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