These wraps should be served with lots of condiments: kimchee, for sure, but also nonfat yogurt and shredded carrots
dressed with rice vinegar.
As the edamame & quinoa were cooking, we put everything but the nuts & cranberries in a large
skillet with some rice vinegar (to taste, didn't measure) and sautéed it until it was all hot & the squash was still crunchy, threw everything in a serving bowl & had supper.
Just enough sugar to sweeten and caramlize, and when
mixed with rice vinegar and some spices makes a complex and tasty addition!
I feel funny calling it Chinese Chicken Salad, since there's nothing Chinese about it, except the inclusion of bok choy (a Chinese cabbage) and a dressing
made with rice vinegar, sesame oil and soy sauce.
Once it is mostly rolled, and all you can see is the 1 inch part of nori that you left, mix some
water with rice vinegar and spread a little on this seal (this will help it stick)-- do this for all the rolls.
Jicama root is a fine substitute for sushi rice — it's slightly sweet and delicate in consistency and resembles the flavour of rice when
combined with rice vinegar.
We love tuna in our house - we grabbed some local Ahi steaks and tofu, marinaded for an hour (
with some rice vinegar in the marinade) and it turned out perfectly.
A fiery blend of Ghost, Fatalii, and Red Habanero,
along with rice vinegar, carrots, parsnips, and a hint of ginger.
As the edamame & quinoa were cooking, we put everything but the nuts & cranberries in a large
skillet with some rice vinegar (to taste, didn't measure) and sautéed it until it was all hot & the squash was still crunchy, threw everything in a serving bowl & had supper.
Sprinkle with a little coarse sea salt (not too much, or you'll end up with a lot of liquid pooling under your salad) and
drizzle with rice vinegar and a bit of toasted sesame oil, if desired.
To stop pears from browning (oxidising),
dress with rice vinegar and sesame oil immediately, season with salt and pepper.
Combine them in a bowl, toss
them with the rice vinegar, salt and pepper.
The stir - fry sauce comes together in a minute because you only need to shake soy sauce (or tamari or liquid aminos for a gluten free version)
with rice vinegar, sesame oil, honey, chili paste, and fresh ginger in a jar.
It's pretty easy to find at Asian markets, but don't confuse
it with rice vinegar!
Or cold buckwheat noodles in chilled beef broth (naengmyon),
with rice vinegar and hot yellow mustard stirred into it for added kick.
I like to rinse mine three times to get off any starch, salt it well, and season
it with rice vinegar before topping it with curry, stir - fry, or whatever else I've thrown together.
I tried doctoring
it with rice vinegar, sesame oil, even fish sauce and in the end pomegranate molasses -LRB--: Veggies, soba and tofu were fine, but without flavor in the broth, it can only count as nutrition, not a flavorful meal.