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vegan caviar (!). greens and ume salad

Posted May 06 2009 1:33pm 1 Comment
See? Not some insipid little plate of iceberg lettuce drowning in icky oily dressing. Here we have wilted red chard, pears, fennel, carrots and almonds. And for the dressing: ume paste, shoyu, elderflower vinegar, agave syrup, lemon juice. And yes, it's all heaped on a full-size dinner plate. Dark greens and ume may be my new favorite pair of edibles right now. Sometimes I have to post a salad because I love salad. Love it. It's super easy and fast to make and yummy and a riot of colours and flavours. Salad gets sooo undersold.

On a completely unrelated topic to which I shall provide no segueway whatsoever, I was up in the Orkneys looking at neolithic stuff just for the hell of it, and found VEGAN CAVIAR. Yes. I was so excited and curious upon discovering it that I accidentally started dancing in the fancy-pants grocery shop where we found it, much to the amusement of the woman working there, who didn't even know that they stocked Sea Relish, much less how much it was supposed to cost. She phoned the manager. The manager phoned the owner. Finally, a price was agreed on. It was all very amusing. Having never ever tried nonvegan caviar, I have no idea if this tastes anything like it, but I can tell you that it's damn good and made of seaweed and we ate it on smoked seaweed-infested tofu and bread as we picnicked near the Ring of Brognar and it was awesome. Both the standing stones and the caviar. I bought some extra caviar to take home with me, and I must say, I feel an attack of blini making coming on.
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Smart Nutritional Pproducts (KOSHER PARVE) produced by www.oceansecrets.co.il. Red and black caviar made from Laminaria algae. Thanks to stringent ingredient selection, these products’ flavor is rich, and practically identical to the flavor of real caviar. The products contain Salvia oil, Laminaria algae extract, organic iodine, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids,vitamins, minerals, amino acids, calcium, and iron.The products are not thermally processed, and thus maintain all of their health benefits. The product is packed in individual 120-gram Doypacks, fancy 100-gram glass jars, or in one-kilogram packs that are later sold as bulk in delis.

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