Easiest Way to Prepare Yummy Kids Love This! Simmered Cucumber & Daikon Radish

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Kids Love This! Simmered Cucumber & Daikon Radish. Great recipe for Kids Love This! Apparently this is a very popular dish on the kindergarten lunch menu. I tried recreating the dish relying on what my kids remembered about it, and the school lunch menu.

All need is a jar, some small cucumber, carrots, vinegar, salt, some sugar and black pepper powder.

You have to throw scraped cucumber, carrot in a jar full of water and let it stand overnight.

Beat the heat with Erin's recipe for cool Dill Cucumber Bites!

You can have Kids Love This! Simmered Cucumber & Daikon Radish using 9 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Kids Love This! Simmered Cucumber & Daikon Radish

  1. You need of Cucumber.

  2. You need of Daikon radish.

  3. It’s of Flavoring Ingredients:.

  4. It’s of Usuguchi soy sauce.

  5. You need of Sugar.

  6. Prepare of Vinegar.

  7. It’s of Sesame oil.

  8. You need of Bonito flakes.

  9. It’s of Ichimi chilli powder.

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After trying many fruits and vegetables in my kids lunch, their favourite by far was sliced cucumber.

I don't know if it was our source, or our fridge, but they only really stayed fresh for a few days..

Kids Love This! Simmered Cucumber & Daikon Radish instructions

  1. Slice the cucumber into 1-2 mm slices. Peel the daikon radish and chop..

  2. Bring water to a boil. Once its boiling, add the daikon radish and then the cucumber (in that order). When the water begins to boil again, let the vegetables steam and then blanch in cold water. Drain the water..

  3. Combine with the flavoring ingredients..

  4. Right before eating, drizzle with soy sauce and enjoy..

I fell in love with a cucumber farmer.

We had many good years together but then, as these things do, it turned sour.

There are so many ways to use them.

My grandmother used to make cucumber pickles.

Wash and/or peel the cubes, slice thin, and put them in a brine of vinegar, salt and water.