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Watermelon and cucumbers are tossed in a light dressing made with seasoned rice vinegar, white wine vinegar, and lime juice for a refreshing summer salad.
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To make watermelon puree, put seedless chunks of watermelon in a blender and pulse, then push the puree through a mesh sieve to make it smoother (Cutting a whole watermelon might make your kitchen look like a Gallagher set, so it’s O.K to use precut watermelon from a supermarket.)
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Kiss the colder months goodbye with this tender salad that’s the essence of spring.
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Fennel and radish are both spicy and a little crunchy.
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Kewpie® mayonnaise adds creaminess to this refreshing Japanese cabbage, daikon radish, and carrot coleslaw with a sesame seed dressing.
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A crisp and healthy recipe for shaved celery, celery root, and radish vegetable salad.
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Thin ribbons of carrot make a perfect vessel for herbed goat cheese flecked with grated radishes.
Ingredients: goat cheese, chives, chervil, carrots
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This spiralized carrot and radish salad tossed with a peach-infused vinaigrette is a colorful appetizer salad that's quick and easy to make.
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Pickled Daikon slices are great as a snack, as a ban chan dish, or added to kimbop or Ssam style leaf wraps. Please note that this is NOT the Yellow Pickled Daikon...
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A simple but delightful soup that goes well with most Korean main dishes.
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During gimjang, the annual Korean kimchi-making gathering, it's customary to set aside a portion of the seasoned cabbage to eat fresh with steamed pork belly, after everything else has been put up for the year This recipe from Julya Shin and Steve Joo of Oakland's Nokni restaurant yields a savory, pungent kimchi that's delightful to eat immediately and only gets better with age Make the trip to an Asian grocery to find all of the traditional ingredients -- it's worth it.
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Pickling watermelon rind has long been a Southern tradition. In this version, low-acid rice vinegar becomes infused with jalapeño and ginger for a brightly flavored brine with a kick.