Sweet-sesame-tasted chrysanthemum Leaves
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Sweet-sesame-tasted chrysanthemum Leaves
We Japanese eat this vegetables. It tastes a little bitter. Always we put this vegetable in Japanese Nabe pot or Sukiyaki Nabe pot.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
This is leaves of chrysanthemums I bought at vegetable shop. We Japanese eat leaves of crown daisy.
* Step 3
Sesame, Dashi powder, sugar and salt mix seasoning and add boiled leaves
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