Simple Way to Make Any-night-of-the-week Fall-Colored Japanese Style Sweet Potato Salad

Hello everyone, I hope you had a great day today. Today I'm going to show you how to make a very special dish, my favorite fall Japanese sweet potato salad recipe. One of my favorites. I will cook for myself. It will be delicious.

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From the types of ingredients, to the choice of fresh ingredients, to the ability to cut the dishes before cooking and serving, many things affect the taste of a Japanese-style autumn sweet potato salad. If you want to make a delicious Japanese autumn sweet potato salad at home, don't worry, because if you already know this trick, you can use this dish as an unusual dish.

To begin this particular recipe, we need to prepare some ingredients. You can make a Japanese-style autumn sweet potato salad with 9 ingredients and 6 steps. How to prepare it?

This is a simplified version of what my mother used to cook for me. Now I mainly use this method. This time I add carrots, green beans and chikuwa fish fingers, but you can also add cucumber. If you add red and green vegetables to the yellow sweet potato, it will be very autumnal and delicious. Aitoso recipe

The ingredients and spices needed to make a Japanese-style autumn sweet potato salad:

1. 1 medium sweet potato
2. 1/3 carrot
3. 6-7 pods
4. 2 Chikuwa
5. 2 spoons. ○ Mayonnaise
6. 2 teaspoons ○ soy sauce
7. 1/2 t/kg. ○ Japanese mustard
8. 1 teaspoon ○ sesame oil
9. 1 sesame

Instructions for making a Japanese-style fall sweet potato salad

1. Using your favorite cooking method, cook sweet potatoes until tender. (I steam them.)
2. grind in a bowl.
3. Cut the carrot into short rectangular strips. Cut the green beans to the same length as the carrot strips. Carrots and green beans look great when arranged. Mix both in the brine. First add the carrot and after a minute add the green beans. Drain them when they are soft but still have some chunks.
4. Cut the chicory stems in half and thinly slice lengthwise.
5. Mix the ingredients ○.
6. Mix everything lightly. Arrange on plates and sprinkle with sesame seeds (black or white).

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