I love daikon just make sure you don't mistake them for a parsnip! They are REALLY good medicinally as well. I personally like to roast them with other root veggies
Can daikons be vacuum sealed and frozen ? I grew daikons in my garden to do something different .Now I have them,I don't have a clue on what to do with all of them at once.Do you blanch them first before freezing ? HELP ! Sending out an SOS !
Yes, the Benriner model in the video does make fine noodles, but it costs $66 and up. I much prefer the Spirooli since it costs less, is more robust, and makes spaghetti-sized noodles. The Saladacco noodles are too fine and limp for my taste.
Hi. Does the Japanese Spiralizer make noodles as thin as the Saladacco? Also, do you prefer the Japanese Spiralizer over the more affordable in price Spirooli?
I love daikon just make sure you don't mistake them for a parsnip! They are REALLY good medicinally as well. I personally like to roast them with other root veggies
AmberEmancipated 1 year ago
Can daikons be vacuum sealed and frozen ? I grew daikons in my garden to do something different .Now I have them,I don't have a clue on what to do with all of them at once.Do you blanch them first before freezing ? HELP ! Sending out an SOS !
demmylowther 1 year ago
Wow I just discovered your channel, I love it, where can I buy that gadget?
cosmos1214 1 year ago
@cosmos1214 You can get them online, Amazon, FreshAndAlive, or Google "world cuisine spiral slicer."
FreshandAlive 1 year ago
what was in the dressing how can we make it if you dont tell use whats in it
TnWormsCastings 1 year ago
@TnWormsCastings Recipe was posted below many moons ago.
FreshandAlive 1 year ago
Thank you so much for sharing :-)
Also I will try the Japanese Dressing recipe.
PS. Please tell me that's a Cuisinart Food Processor. =^-^=
DrColette 2 years ago
Yes, the Benriner model in the video does make fine noodles, but it costs $66 and up. I much prefer the Spirooli since it costs less, is more robust, and makes spaghetti-sized noodles. The Saladacco noodles are too fine and limp for my taste.
FreshandAlive 2 years ago
Hi. Does the Japanese Spiralizer make noodles as thin as the Saladacco? Also, do you prefer the Japanese Spiralizer over the more affordable in price Spirooli?
trustworthyteen 2 years ago
Here is the dressing recipe that goes with this video:
Japanese Dressing
4 tbsp fresh squeezed lime or lemon juice
1/3 cup Braggs Liquid Aminos or Nama Shoyu
1/3 cup first cold-pressed organic light salad oil (sunflower, safflower, or such, not olive, flax, peanut, or canola oil)
5 tbsp sweet pickled ginger, chopped (careful not to use salty ginger)
1/4 cup water
Optional: 4 tbsp white rice wine or sake
Chop ginger very fine and mix ingredients well.
FreshandAlive 3 years ago 3
That looks great!
WorkOnWellness 3 years ago