Asian Mushroom, Pak Choi and Potato Salad
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Prep time
15 mins
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Cook time
25 mins
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Ready time
40 mins
Certainly no ordinary potato salad, this vitamin-rich Asian Mushroom, Pak Choi and Potato Salad can also be served as a starter or enjoyed as a light lunch.
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Mix together all the dressing ingredients, season to taste with black or white pepper and allow to infuse. The soy sauce is salty, so you won’t need to add salt.
Boil the halved baby potatoes for 12 minutes, until just tender. Drain well. If you want crispy potatoes, coat them in sunflower oil, season with salt and pepper and grill on a hot griddle pan or under an oven grill.
Lightly coat the mushrooms in sunflower oil and season with salt and pepper. Grill on a hot griddle for 5–6 minutes, until browned and cooked through. Transfer to a bowl, pour over half the dressing and allow to marinate; reserve the rest of the dressing for drizzling.
Lightly coat the pak choi with sunflower oil and season with salt and pepper. Grill on the hot griddle for 3–5 minutes, until charred and slightly wilted. Break apart the leaves.
To serve, artistically arrange the potatoes, grilled mushrooms and pak choi on a platter. Scatter over the sprouts or micro salads and the coriander. Drizzle over the remaining dressing and serve warm.
Additional notes
“Ish Factor: Shaoxing rice wine plays a major role in Chinese cuisine, second only to soy sauce. Made from glutinous rice, it’s used in marinades, in sauces and even soups. It can be tricky to find in supermarkets so I often substitute a pale dry sherry, which works extremely well.”
Recipe courtesy of Rozanne Stevens
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