![]() We had a bento box that included raw tuna, and it was as good as at any sushi place. When fish is part of a recipe it is impressive how fresh it is. Nearly every meal allows substantial customization of the proteins, including upgrades in quality, change from beef, to chicken, to vegetarian, etc. Home Chef offers the most flexibility in swapping ingredients. Let me know if you want a free starter box and I’ll send you one. This is an excellent choice, and a moderate price. My only nit is that sometimes condensation had soaked the instruction cards. Shipments always arrived with the ice packs still frozen. Packaging is very good, with the ingredients in separate bags. Limited customization of meals is available, but there is a lot of variety in the recipes. Here is how they compare.īlue Apron is the first kit we tried. I enjoyed each, and each had their own strengths. enough for one side salad for 3-4 people).During the pandemic rather than visit restaurants, I subscribed to six different meal preparation kits. PPS In the recipe below, I’ve shared a big batch (1 cup) to make and keep, and single batch too (i.e. PS Pictured below is an Asian Slaw made using the David Jones Crunchy Slaw mix (green and red cabbage, carrots), a sprinkle of store bought fried shallots, tossed with this Asian Sesame Dressing. SUCH a fantastic standby dressing! Nagi xx I like to keep it in the fridge, just to be safe (and also because I keep my soy sauce refrigerated, and this has soy sauce in it). It’s a 1 minute dinner assembly!īecause this Asian Sesame Dressing doesn’t use any fresh ingredients that go off, it has a very long shelf life. Leafy greens, cherry tomatoes and some store bought fresh sashimi, topped with crunchy fried shallots and this dressing. The other thing I use it for is sashimi salads. □ Especially if you grab a bag of pre shredded cabbage, as I did for these photos (I used a Crunchy Slaw pre cut mix from David Jones, I ❤️the DJ’s Food Hall!!). I literally use this dressing for all things Asian and Asian-esque. But one of my favourite ways to use this dressing is with shredded cabbage and carrots. This Sesame Dressing is simple and it’s perfect just as it is. However, you can of course doll it up as you wish! It’s a fantastic base recipe. No need to mince garlic, grate ginger of chop fresh herbs. The reason it’s one of my most used dressings is because it literally takes 30 seconds to make – grab a few bottles, eye ball the measurements, shake and you’re done. It was originally off the back of a packet that I’ve adapted slightly to my taste. I’ve been wanting to share a bunch of long shelf life salad dressings for ages and was so glad to finally have an excuse to! ![]() This Asian Sesame Dressing is one of eight ready-to-use salad dressing recipes that I shared in this post: Ready To Use Salad Dressings. Finish with a sprinkle of fresh sesame seeds and sliced greens onions! It’s also a terrific dressing to make steamed vegetables so much tastier. Use this Asian dressing for leafy green salads, Asian slaws, noodle salads and chopped salads. This Asian Sesame Dressing is one of my all time most-used salad dressings, because it keeps for weeks and it’s so easy to make – just soy sauce, sesame oil, olive oil, vinegar and sugar.
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