Those are shiso leaves, and I can never find them at the store. I don’t even know if I can order them on Amazon
Shiso. It can be a garnish, part of sushi (ume-shiso is a nice combo).
You can also serve it with pasta with katsuobushi, nori, soy sauce and butter.
Tempura, with a bit of salt, highly recommend 😋
Ohba leaves!!!!!!! I use it dressings, marinades, salads. If we have extra in the restaurant I usually have it in plenty of our family meals.
Here’s a recipe for yall
Blister cherry tomatoes Finish them with some fish sauce Marinate them in some dashi, a touch of fish sauce, cut some ohbas and throw em with the tomats in the dashi. Serve with mozz and some whole ohba leaves. You have yourself a Japanese Japanese caprese ensaladas putos!
Shiso leaves!!! I wrap tuna and Mayo onigiri in them. But they taste sooo good with Sakura mochi
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Those are shiso leaves, and I can never find them at the store. I don’t even know if I can order them on Amazon
Shiso. It can be a garnish, part of sushi (ume-shiso is a nice combo).
You can also serve it with pasta with katsuobushi, nori, soy sauce and butter.
Tempura, with a bit of salt, highly recommend 😋
Ohba leaves!!!!!!! I use it dressings, marinades, salads. If we have extra in the restaurant I usually have it in plenty of our family meals.
Here’s a recipe for yall
Blister cherry tomatoes
Finish them with some fish sauce
Marinate them in some dashi, a touch of fish sauce, cut some ohbas and throw em with the tomats in the dashi.
Serve with mozz and some whole ohba leaves.
You have yourself a Japanese Japanese caprese ensaladas putos!
Shiso leaves!!! I wrap tuna and Mayo onigiri in them. But they taste sooo good with Sakura mochi
shiso but they call them perilla in United States