It's been a while yeah since I blogged. I feel a little ancient even saying this. This time, I want to share a new salad recipe that I discovered. It's a Japanese salad that you can make if you have some daikon and firm persimmons in your kitchen. I saw this recipe while browsing Facebook and since I had these two ingredients at hand, why not? Ingredients Half a daikon 1 ripe persimmon 1 tablespoon rice vinegar 2 tablespoons honey 1 teaspoon salt I used half a daikon, sliced thinly. Salt the daikon slices for 10 minutes to draw out its water content. Rinse and keep aside. Slice the persimmon into small slices. I keep the skin on as I like it this way. You do you if you prefer peeled persimmon. (As an aside, I used to dislike this fruit when I was a child. Maybe I had dried persimmons and they didn't taste great. But in the past few years, I have discovered my love for this orange-coloured fruit!) You could also cut them up into match stick sizes...
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