Call me crazy, but I am all about seaweed these days. I can't ever get enough! When Alice, an exchange student from Korea, came to our house and brought gim with her, I was more than skeptical. Little did I know, this stuff is life changing!
I'll have it on my rice any time and as much as I can get. I was in a new grocery store today and saw it in little packages. I bought about $1.50 worth to try it out on my own (in my home!), and ended up putting it in my dinner which I never would have thoughts as seaweed friendly before: pasta, chicken, and onions in a coconut milk, butter, and lemon sauce. The combination was delicious. After dinner, I ate a whole 'nother package straight. Salty, crunchy, ocean-y, and unfortunately irresistible. I'll be pumping in the water to try and offset this new rise in sodium intake for sure.
Would you ever try eat seaweed? If I sent you some, would you try it? Seriously, who wants some?
I thought I was the only one touting the great qualities of seaweed. I can also eat entire packages of the stuff.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I'm spamming your blog with comments now. I'll show myself out, thanks.
I love that stuff, but I have no idea where to get it here. Is it native to Korea? Anyways, it's wonderful and I'm glad you've discovered it.
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That recipe sound great! You don't just eat the seaweed plain, though, do you? That sounds like a bit much...
ReplyDeleteAnnalise, I'm pretty sure my family's gotten it at Wal-Mart before in our international section. I do know that it will be stocked in any Asian food marts for sure.
ReplyDeleteScout, I'm afraid I just finished eating a whole pack of it straight. I couldn't have done it a year ago, but I'm such a fan now, I'd try it with ice cream.