Green Nori Salad

This salad is simple, nutritious and filled with flavor.

Ingredients:

Leafy lettuce
Onion
Nori seaweed
Lemon or Umeboshi Vinegar
Sea salt
Olive oil

Directions:

Tear lettuce into pieces.
Slice onion very thinly and chop finely, mixing together.
Lightly toast Nori until it turns a green color and is crumbly.
Mix in a few drops of olive oil with the lettuce.
Sprinkle lemon juice and salt on lettuce and toss.
Crumble Nori into the salad.
Toss and serve.

This seaweed is thin,  and its oily iridescence reflects the colors of the rainbow. This is the most popular Seaweed for eating, both historically and today. We mostly know it from eating Maki Sushi.

Nori is high in protein, contains carbohydrates and almost no fat. It is rich in vitamins A, B2, niacin, B12, plus C and D.

It comes in sheets in a packages or dried granules that can be sprinkled on food either during cooking or at the table.

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