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Shiso and Mizuna salad

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

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 for sesame dressing

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




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