Concern by mmahoney381: Does any person know how to discover a recipe for Edamame salad that I experienced at The Crystal Palace Restaurant in WDW?
Edamame salad recipe from the evening meal buffet at The Crystal Palace at Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney Planet?
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Solution by Patti S
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Query by poprocksandcoke: What can I provide with a rotini pasta dish?
I am considering about creating both Sesame-soy edamame & pasta salad, or a Greek Pasta salad. If anybody has tried either of these, have been they excellent and which a single would you advise?
And what would be very good to provide with these as a side dish or just one thing extra to provide? Maybe steamed asparagus or anything?
Thanks for any advice
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Response by zeuz
Go with the sesame-soy edamame
Steamed asparagus, but with a slight twist — shock the asparagus right after cooking, and provide chilled. Sprinkle salt, pepper, white balsamic vinegar & added virgin olive oil to style.
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1 bag (16 ounces) frozen shelled edamame (green soybeans)
1/4 cup seasoned rice vinegar
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 bunch radishes (8 ounces), cut in half and thinly sliced
1 cup loosely packed chopped fresh cilantro leaves
Toss the edamame, vinegar, oil, salt, pepper, radishes, and cilantro together in a large bowl.
Serve chilled or at room temperature.
Serves 4.
Not certain if this is what you’re asking for, but give it a shot…
Cold Pressed Ox Tongue Recipe
2-3 kg salted ox tongue
2 carrots, halved
2 onions, halved
1 stalk celery, cut into chunks
1 bouquet garni
8-10 peppercorns
1. Soak the ox tongue in cold water for 24 hours, changing the water occasional, wash and drain.
2. Place the tongue into a large sauspan, cover with water, bring to the boil, skim the surface as needed.
3. add the remaining ingredieds.
4. Cover and simmer gently for 4 hours, or until cooked and the small bones at the base can be easily pulled out.
5. Remove from the heat and allow the tongue to cool in the liquid.
6. While the tongue is still warm, remove from liquid and strain, transfer to a board.
7. Remove the skin, trimthe root to remove any gristle or bones.
8. roll the tongue to fit into a 20cm[8inch] cake tin, or smaller it needs to be a tight fit.
9. Cover the tongue with a plate, and stand a heavy weight on top.
10. leave to cool for 12 hours.
11. Run a knife around the edge to free the tongue.
12. Transfer to a serving plate, serve thinly sliced.
Definitely the Sesame-soy edamame & pasta salad. Sound wonderful! I’ve had that a few weeks ago and the sesame goes very well with pasta. I don’t think you need anything else… maybe just a nice bread. Good luck!
wine bread salad
Pasta salad turns into a full meal with the addition of some kind of protein. Not sure if you’re vegetarian, but if not, consider adding one of the following:
1. Tuna
2. Cubed hard salami
3. Feta, goat, or mozarella cheese
4. Cubed ham or turkey
5. Grilled chicken
If you’re not into adding a protein to your salad, but don’t mind serving one along side, here are some ideas:
1. Grilled teriyaki chicken
2. Grilled flank steak
3. Grilled lemon pepper prawns
4. Seared ahi tuna with sesame seed crust and a spicy dipping sauce
Vegetarian? Consider the following:
1. Bruschetta with artichoke tapenade and roasted red peppers
2. Grilled Potato Rosemary Bread with brie
3. Fresh asparagas bundles with lemon zest and shaved parmesan
4. Fresh green beans with onions and parmesan/bread crumbs
5. Roasted beet salad with goat cheese
6. Ripe pears filled with blue cheese and drizzled with honey, grilled or poached
7. Deviled eggs with curry
8. White bean ragu with crostini dipping fingers
9. Lemon grass infused miso soup with tofu and green onion
garlic bread is a good side dish or…
a salad or
well thats all i could think of hope i helped
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Finally ! THIS Japanese WAFU Vinaigrette. I bought this brand at the street festival in Washington DC during Cherry Blossom time a few years ago. Its was SO GOOD! Just a dab on your finger and your sold. I bought 4 bottles and gave them as gifts, then I couldn’t find it back home in Florida! My family loves this toasty sesame vinaigrette, good on mandarin orange salad, reheating store bought Chinese food or making home made Chinese food. I cant wait till my order gets here! I use the “light” but cant wait to try the rest. Just shake well and refrigerate after opening. This is a definite foody MUST HAVE find
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|Just like the dressing at Japanese restaurants!,
If you’ve been looking for the amazing carrot ginger dressing they use on salads in Japanese restaurants, this is IT! Really really great taste (and healthy!). It’s tangy and fresh. You can’t go wrong. Also perfect for dipping dumplings. The website has some really tasty recipes for salads, as well as for fish and seafood. [...]
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