Sesame Soba Noodles with Sea beans- 1 lb soba noodles cooked
- 1 cup blanched sea beans
- 1/2 cup shredded carrots
- 1/4 cup chopped scallion
- 1/2 cup sliced red bell pepper
- 1 tbs minced ginger
- 1/4 cup toasted sesame oil
- 2 tbs tamari
In a large bowl toss all the ingredients. Season with extra tamari if needed. I like to eat this salad cold. You can definitely warm it up. Try snow peas, tofu, peanuts, or shitake mushrooms.
23 comments:
Very colorful and healthy. Sea beans are new to me.
Looks really good. Sea beans are new to me too. There is no shortage of Asian markets in Seattle and I bet I can find them in one. The hunt is on!
Ahh, you're using sea beans again...luv it!
I'll have to look for them, as asking for anything in a Asian market is 100% Lost in Translation!
Very nice, I try to make soba noodles every couple of weeks at the restaurant. I like them much more than udon. Do you think I can make it with seitan as well?
Chef Paula
I'm really enjoying your ongoing collection of recipes. They sound so easy to make but so very flavourful! I've not tried sea beans. I'm intrigued.
interesting. I have eaten sea beans but had no idea how to use them.
sea beans are new to me too. May be I can give it a try. Btw I have submited my recipe for your carnival. I have added you in my blogroll. I would really appreciate if you could add mine in yours :)
what a yummy-looking and healthy dish...:)
Amazing! This is like a tricked out version of the peanut sesame soba noodles I made the other day. The colors in this are so vibrant and the size matches the noodles.
Hi There. You pictures are amazing. It even catches the eye of a fairly hard core non vegetarian like me. I am sure they taste great. i have bought some tofu recently and love Thai food. So might try out the Thai peanut tofu
hey, this looks really good. i just bought soba noodles, and now i know what i'm going to do.. question - i'm not familiar with sea beans. if i don't have it, would any beans do? pls. let me know.
thanks.
I LOVE soba noodle dishes - yum! Those seabeans are quite enticing!
I LOVE soba noodle dishes - yum! Those seabeans are quite enticing!
This dish is so colorful! I am definitely going to try making it at home! Looks delicious!
Jen
What would be a good substitute for sea beans?
FYI: Sea beans are also called Samphire. Here are more information: http://uktv.co.uk/food/ingredient/aid/509472
Probably can substitute thin asparagus for the sea beans (or samphire).
I have never heard of Sea beans before. It looks so good though. I have to try this sometime. My son loves soba noodles. Your Thai Tofu was goooood. Thanks Chef Erik
Soba noodles and sea beans are both new to me. Interesting recipe!
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Sounds great. I must have a look for sea beans as never heard of them before.
I never heard of seabeans. Where would I find them in NJ? I love cooking with new ingredients!! Looks fantastic!
My word that looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe. I'm going to throw that on in a couple days when I have company over for dinner.
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