Since I am going out tonight, I thought I would do something easy for lunch this Sunday. “Something easy” for me in a lot of cases would be when I don’t have to use heat to cook. This was one of those recipes.
It’s lunch but it’s Sunday. ^^
It’s a salad kind of dish that is Japanese-Chinese.
The recipe didn’t say I had to use fresh wasabi but I did anyway.
Nice! Should probably have it chilled.
The recipe is by Wu Wen originally from Beijing now residing in Tokyo and who has been successfully writing cookbooks in Japanese and promoting her line of cooking products. This one was published on the Asahi Shimbun.
A blog by Ayako Mathies 
Yes to champagne for Sunday lunch! 🙂 This dish looks gorgeous, flavorful and vibrant. We can’t find fresh wasabi in grocery stores here, just in the paste – I wonder what it tastes like!
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Fresh wasabi is lovely with sweetness and spiciness delicately mixed together and I did not fully appreciate it until I brought it as a gift on my recent trip to Boston (as you may know as you follow Ken and Jody). Now I look forward to using it daily. (It is still quite precious so I shouldn’t go overboard!)
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All things in moderation. I am still learning restraint while cooking. 🙂
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