Before we start
Today I decided to cook something slightly different. I had in my kitchen some dried Nori Algas - an ingredient I've never tried before but heard a lot of good things about it. I decided to make it the star of today's lunch.
Algas is great on so many levels - it's very healthy food, easy to produce and... farming Algas don't have any negative impact on the environment! I doubt it could be said about any other kind of food.
In fact, if you have any access to the fresh Algas, you could easily create a mini farm at your home and produce it enough for your own needs. I am considering doing it, but until now I couldn't find any fresh Algas in Argentina to start doing it.
Okay, enough talking - let's start with the cooking.
Just one thing more to clarify - I have never been to South Korea so it's safer to say it's a "Korea-inspired meal", not something traditional.
Nori Algas salad served with fish and rice

π°π· 50g of dried Nori Algas
π°π· 2 tbsp of soya sauce
π°π· 3-4 tbsp of sesame
π°π· 1/2 of onion
π°π· 3 garlic cloves
π°π· 2 tbsp of honey
π°π· 2 cups of rice
π°π· 6 filets of fish
π°π· 1 lemon
π°π· olive oil, herbes de provence, chilli, salt π°π· Optional: umami
Directions
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Prepare the bowl with the alga.
Mix in the mug 125 ml of water and 2 spoons of soya sauce. Add it to the alga and mix everything very well.
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Bake fish in the oven for 25 minutes at 190Β°C. Use that time to discover how interesting K-pop (Korean pop) can be. You can check i.e. that song
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It's ready, serve all together on one plate.
If you will not eat all the salad, you can keep it in the fridge for up to one week.
Bon appetite!
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Thank you for reading,
@papi.mati