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REC: Asian style spinach salad

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  1. I learned this form an Ainsley Harriott book, Gourmet Express 2. I love
    spinach and I love ginger, so I tried it. It is a great side with
    chicken or pork chops or fish:
    Or noodles.

    - cook spinach leaves with as little water as possible (don't use any salt)
    - drain, and cool
    - then chop roughly
    - add japanese soy sauce such as kikkoman
    - add slices of pickled ginger (the pinkish kind that is served with
    sushi). (if you like, you can chop it more finely than how it is sold.
    I do chop mine)
    - optional: add sesame oil to taste
    - top with some toastes sesame seeds (crucial)

    I only ever followed the exact amounts once, now I just play it by eye.
    So I don't remember the amounts. If anyone wants to know the exacts
    amounts, I'll try and find them.
    I serve it at room temperature.

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    I learned this form an Ainsley Harriott book, Gourmet Express 2. I
    love spinach and I love ginger, so I tried it. It is a great side with
    chicken or pork chops or fish:
    Or noodles.

    - cook spinach leaves with as little water as possible (don't use any
    salt) - drain, and cool
    - then chop roughly
    - add japanese soy sauce such as kikkoman
    - add slices of pickled ginger (the pinkish kind that is served with
    sushi). (if you like, you can chop it more finely than how it is
    sold. I do chop mine)
    - optional: add sesame oil to taste
    - top with some toastes sesame seeds (crucial)

    I only ever followed the exact amounts once, now I just play it by
    eye. So I don't remember the amounts. If anyone wants to know the
    exacts amounts, I'll try and find them.
    I serve it at room temperature.

    This sounds really good and I make a similar salad. I also top mine with
    slices of top round when I have it.

    Michael

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