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What type of seaweed is this?

by Rich
(Gardner)

Bow tie seaweed

Bow tie seaweed

I was wondering what type of seaweed this is. I purchased these at a local market in Denver.

Thanx,
Gauge




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What type of seaweed is this?

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May 11, 2010
 Re: Bow tie seaweed
by: Mica

The seaweed you got looks like wakame. There are delicious salad and soup recipes for wakame.

Clear Soup with Wakame

Miso soup with Wakame

Miso soup with Wakame and Spinach

Shiitake and Wakame Soup
May 11, 2010
 Thank you
by: Gauge

Yes it does make really good soup , The flavor of reminds me of snow crab, it does taste of the ocean. If i am feeling lazy i will just throw some into Ramen Noodle soup with 2cp extra water and a shrimp bouillon cube .
May 12, 2010
 Re: Bow tie seaweed
by: Mica

That ramen noodle soup sounds delicious! I think I'll try that!
Feb 04, 2011
 What type of seaweed is this?
by: Louise

The bow tie seaweed looks like soaked Bull Kelp (nereocystis leutkeana). I do not know what the other one is? Curious to know what it is.

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