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Addictive Shio Kombu Okra
A quick Japanese side dish of tender-crisp okra tossed with savory shio kombu, sesame, mentsuyu, and sesame oil. Letting it rest for five minutes helps the kombu flavor blend into the okra.
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Ingredients
- 8 okra (Source specifies 8–10 pods; use 8–10. Rub with salt, rinse, trim the stems, and cut each pod diagonally into 2–3 large pieces.)
- 5 g shio kombu (salted kelp)
- 1 tbsp white sesame seeds
- 1 tbsp mentsuyu, 2x concentrated
- 2 tsp sesame oil
- salt (As needed for rubbing the okra before rinsing.)
- water (Boiling water for cooking the okra, followed by cold water for cooling.)
Steps
- 1
Rub the okra all over with salt, then rinse it well.
- 2
Bring water to a boil. Add the okra and boil for about 1 minute, keeping it from overcooking so it retains its texture.
- 3
Transfer the boiled okra to cold water to cool it, then pat it thoroughly dry.
- 4
Trim the stems from the okra. Cut each pod diagonally into 2–3 large pieces.
- 5
Place the okra, shio kombu, white sesame seeds, mentsuyu, and sesame oil in a bowl.
- 6
Toss everything thoroughly until the seasonings are evenly distributed.
- 7
Let the dressed okra stand for about 5 minutes so the shio kombu flavor can blend into it, then serve.
Notes
Do not overboil the okra; approximately 1 minute preserves its texture. Large diagonal pieces provide a more substantial bite. The source does not specify the exact amount of water or a serving temperature.
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