Fresh Salmon Salad with Wasabi Dressing

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Fresh Salmon Salad with Wasabi Dressing

This is a fresh, healthy, and tasty meal that is both visually appealing and has great flavour. You can add more vegetables or ingredients to make your own version.

Ingredients

2 cups cooked rice
1/2 cucumber sliced thinly
1/2 avocado sliced
1/2 cup peeled and grated daikon root (can use carrots instead)
1 sheet Nori, cut into thin strips
sesame seeds
thin slices of ginger root (optional)
6 – 8 oz fresh Salmon fillets
Sunflower Oil

Dressing

2 tsp soy sauce
2 tsp Namida® Wasabi Paste made from Namida® 100% Pure Wasabi Powder
6 Tbsp brown rice vinegar (almost any vinegar will do)
2 Tbsp sugar
1 tsp sesame oil.

Method

  1. Use a rice cooker or use the traditional method to cook your rice.
  2. Set oven to 400 deg F and allow to get to temperature.
  3. Put salmon in a light marinade of soy sauce, water, and some ginger slices.
  4. Prepare your vegetables. Put everything in little bowls, except the ingredients for the dressing. This makes it much easier to put the meals together later.
  5. Use a skillet (preferably cast iron) and put in a few tablespoons of Sunflower oil and set it on high.
  6. When the pan is nice and hot, put in the salmon.
  7. Sear it on each side for 1 minute, then place in the hot oven for 6 minutes. Use a knife to ensure the salmon is fully cooked.
  8. While the salmon is cooking, or after it is done, put together the dressing by combining sugar, vinegar and soy sauce and whisking it. Finally add Namida® Wasabi Paste and sesame oil and whisk again.
  9. Serve the Salmon and allow the guests to select their own vegetables from the bowls prepared earlier.
  10. Use the dressing as required.

This recipe is just as good cold. Vary the salad ingredients to suit your taste.

About the author 

Wasabi Maestro

Started commercial wasabi growing in New Zealand in 1990. Now acts as consultant to World Wasabi and is passionate about Wasabia japonica and its uses. Has developed a number of new products and growing methods, and still likes to do R&D. Regarded as the world leader in hydroponic wasabi growing he is acknowledged as the Wasabi Maestro.

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