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It's really delicious. It's thinly sliced, so the seasoning goes in well and the texture is great.
I used these seaweed stems to make 미역줄거리무침 and absolutely loved it. The recipe is simple, the flavor is refreshing, and it makes a clean, healthy side dish. I’ve bought this product many times and it’s consistently good quality.
I ordered it because my husband likes it.
If you stir-fry it in water without adding salt and sesame oil with lots of red pepper, it's a rice thief!!!
Excited to make bandhan with this!
I like seaweed stems, so I bought them. Haha. I'll have to watch YouTube to see how to cook them and try it.
Following the instructions, soak in water for 40 minutes, rinse off the salt, cut into sections, and then stir-fry shredded white radish and cherry radish with minced garlic and onion in sesame oil.
Good ——————-
It's not greasy and I like it. It seems like a small amount for the price, but I guess there's nothing I can do about it. I'm going to make stir-fried seaweed stems.
I told him to make it once
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Customer since 2020Los Angeles, CAPopular reviews
- It's really delicious. It's thinly sliced, so the seasoning goes in well and the texture is great.
- I used these seaweed stems to make 미역줄거리무침 and absolutely loved it. The recipe is simple, the flavor is refreshing, and it makes a clean, healthy side dish. I’ve bought this product many times and it’s consistently good quality.
- I ordered it because my husband likes it.
- If you stir-fry it in water without adding salt and sesame oil with lots of red pepper, it's a rice thief!!!
- Excited to make bandhan with this!
- I like seaweed stems, so I bought them. Haha. I'll have to watch YouTube to see how to cook them and try it.
- Following the instructions, soak in water for 40 minutes, rinse off the salt, cut into sections, and then stir-fry shredded white radish and cherry radish with minced garlic and onion in sesame oil.
- Good ——————-
- It's not greasy and I like it. It seems like a small amount for the price, but I guess there's nothing I can do about it. I'm going to make stir-fried seaweed stems.
- I told him to make it once
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