Healthy cooking recipes that 'the family became addicted to'. Nukazuke pickle dressing 🥗 ~How to eat delicious Nukazuke Part 2~

Introduction

The large amount of Nukazuke I made has gotten old and
become too sour!

In times like that,

if you cut them into cubes and make them into adressingyou can eat them deliciously 😋

The acidity of the vinegar is effective, and
whether you pour it over salad or meat dishes,
it is refreshing and delicious to eat.

The colorful hues of the Nukazuke vegetables
bring out the flavors of the ingredients 🍳

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Nukazuke Pickle Dressing Recipe

[Ingredients]
Nukazuke
・Eggplant 1/2
・Cucumber 1/2
・Carrot 1/4
・Turnip 1/4

Vinegar 4 tbsp
Olive oil 2 tbsp
Soy sauce koji 1 tsp
Honey 1 tsp

※For the ratio of vinegar to olive oil,
I think it is just right to make it 2:1 when pouring over meat,
and 1:2 when pouring over salad 🙆

Borrowing some vegetables from the rice bran bed.

The texture of this seems like it will be quite delicious to eat 😌

Wash the rice bran off the vegetables with water 💧

This time, I'm using eggplant, cucumber, carrot, and turnip that were ready to eat 😌

Cut each of them into dice shapes 🔪

Now, a little tasting time 😋

Put olive oil, vinegar, soy sauce koji, and honey into a container
and stir with a spoon to finish ✨

The finished dressing lacked saltiness, so
I adjusted the flavor with soy sauce koji 🥄

It goes perfectly with chicken coated in potato starch and fried until crispy 🥄
and also as a side salad dressing 👌✨

I also tried pouring this dressing over steamed chicken rolls,
made by wrapping vegetables in chicken breast meat 🤔

Wow, this is delicious too.



The acidity of the vinegar and the saltiness of the Nukazuke
really bring out the flavor of the chicken breast 😋✨

My parents were very curious about this dish,
asking 'What is this? What's the seasoning?'
They were impressed, saying 'This is amazing.'

It has become a dish that makes Nukazuke even more delicious
and that the whole family can enjoy 🍳

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I have summarized "How to eat delicious Nukazuke" recipes ①~⑤ below ✏️
I hope you find them helpful 🌱