Cucumber seaweed salad

Seaweed salad without the seaweed. Super easy and so delicious.

This cucumber wakame salad is my version of the Japanese sunomono salad without refined sugar. Eat more sea vegetables in this refreshing summer salad.

This restaurant-style Japanese Seaweed Salad (a.k.a. "wakame") is perfect when paired with a tray of sushi, or your favorite Asian soup. You can make this at home in just 10 minutes!

This Chinese-inspired Smashed Cucumber Salad is a great crunchy, tangy side dish to serve alone or paired with your favorite rice dish, noodles, or a few seaweed snacks. Gluten-free, Vegan.

Need some cucumber inspiration? Try Japanese Cucumber Salad (Sunomono) four different ways! This sweet and sour cucumber salad with wakame seaweed makes a versatile side dish to serve with any Japanese meal. It‘s light, healthy, and incredibly refreshing.

Asian Spicy Cucumber Salad. A crispy, refreshing and spicy cucumber salad. A savoury and sweet crunchy cucumber dish that is easy to make

Japanese cucumber salad (Cucumber sunomo) is a refreshing, light, and delicious side dish. It is made from thinly sliced cucumber marinated in rice vinegar so it is very healthy!

A classic cucumber salad is a light and refreshing way to get your veggies in. Whether you're serving it as a side dish or eating it on its own, you truly can't go wrong with this bright and flavorful veggie salad. And my favorite cucumber salad recipe, lately? Hands-down, it's my Cucumber Edamame Salad. This salad is bursting with crunchy cucumbers, fresh herbs, and protein-packed edamame for a salad that is equally as perfect for those long summer days, and late summer nights.

I can never get enough seaweed which is why I just love this refreshing cucumber salad.

This Japanese Cucumber and Seaweed Salad is incredibly easy, light, refreshing, and healthy at the same time. You get that crisp bite from the cucumber and added texture & smooth, chewy bite from the rehydrated wakame/seaweed. I use a mandolin sliced to get thin, even cuts of cucumber. The dressing is made with a delicate balance of rice vinegar, sugar, soy sauce, sesame oil, sesame seeds, and some salt. I find that adding sesame oil adds that distinct sesame fragrance that I didn’t want to…