Dulse versus kelp granules in faux fish recipes

Mar 03, 2006 18:23

I purchased dulse and kelp granules for making a faux fish recipe, and I realized once I came home that the recipe only calls for kelp granules. However, I have seen comments suggesting that dulse also has a "fishy" taste. For those of you who have used dulse in recipes, would adding it to a faux fish recipe be overkill? What other types of recipes ( Read more... )

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vgnwtch March 4 2006, 12:27:22 UTC
I like it sprinkled on mashed potatoes.

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velvetdahlia March 4 2006, 18:26:16 UTC
Kelp is good when making faux "tuna" salad with garbanzos. Sparingly-- you only need a couple pinches.

I use a small amount of kelp and about a tablespoon of dulse when making sea veggie chowder-- like clam chowder but I substitute TVP for the clams and soya for the milk.

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lavender_lace March 5 2006, 06:26:41 UTC
It's good sprinkled in miso soup too.

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