Kim Dae-seok's Seasoned Sea Lettuce

A crisp winter delicacy where water kelp is seasoned with a touch of wasabi to neutralize its fishy aroma, creating a tangy-sweet broth that coats the ingredients perfectly.

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Avoid scrubbing water kelp too vigorously, as this can wash away its distinctive oceanic aroma and flavor.
  • Do not soak radish in salt, as this would ruin its crisp texture—using it fresh is essential for the best result.
  • A small amount of wasabi effectively eliminates the kelp’s natural fishiness, resulting in a much cleaner, more refined taste.
  • Adding fresh water ensures the dressing remains slightly moist, preventing the kelp from drying out or clumping.

Recommended for

  • Those seeking a clean, fishy-free water kelp salad.
  • People looking for a tangy, sweet, and refreshing side dish to boost appetite during winter.

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