Cold-Stirred Agar-Agar

涼拌東洋菜

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  • Serves

    4

    as a single appetizer .
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    By Irene Kuo

    Published 1977

    • About

    Agar-agar, a processed seaweed, has no taste of its own but plenty of resilient texture and bulk. Being spongy, it absorbs seasonings; when mingled and eaten with minced dried shrimp, tasty ham, and crisp spinach, it makes a refreshing exotic salad of brilliant colors and contrasting textures. The dried shrimp add a spark of extra taste, but you may omit them.

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