Friday, July 12, 2013

Seaweed Jelly Noodles

Tokoroten is cold transparent noodles eaten often during summer in Japan. It's made of seaweed called gellidium and has almost no flavor, so I have fun with the toppings. This time, I topped it with fermented soy beans and Korean seasoned sesame leaves. Sluuuurp!

Mix them all up before eating.
Gellidium (seaweed) Jelly noodles
Fermented soy beans. Stir it up well to get it really slimy!
Korean seasoned sesame leaves. Very spicy.
Tokoroten has 0 calories. Drizzle a little soy sauce.

When I want noodles but not any carb, tokoroten is one way to get my fix. I keep prepackaged tokoroten in fridge all the time. There are so many ways to flavor this up. Have fun with it!








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