The dressing here is sharp and light rather than clingy - yuzu and soy rather than anything creamy - so give it a quick toss just before eating. The wakame gets dressed first, soaking up the flavour before being mixed through the vegetables. A mandoline makes the slicing easier, though a sharp knife does the job. You can also serve it piled onto seaweed sheets and folded up like little tacos.
| 120ml | good quality rapeseed oil, or another neutral oil |
| 150g | red skin peanuts, or regular raw peanuts |
| 15g | dried wakame |
| ½ | a cabbage, red or white (or a combination of the two) (560g) |
| 2-3 | carrots , cut into thin matchsticks (280g) |
| 2 | mild red chillies, thinly sliced |
| 20g | picked Thai basil |
| 10g | snacking seaweed sheets |
| YUZU DRESSING | |
| 15g | ginger, peeled and finely grated |
| 3 tbsp | rice vinegar |
| 3 tbsp | soy sauce |
| 3 tbsp | yuzu juice |
| 2 tbsp | lime juice (from 1-2 limes) |
| 1 tbsp | fish sauce |
| 2 tbsp | palm sugar, or soft brown sugar |
| Fine sea salt | |
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