Recipe of Ultimate Boiled Soybean Salad with Miso-Mayo Sauce

Hello everyone, have a good day. Today I'm going to show you how to make an original dish, a quick-cooking soy salad recipe with a miso mayo sauce. One of my favorite cooking recipes. This time I will do it as a little taster. It will be delicious.
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The taste quality of cooked soy salads, including miso mayo dressing, is influenced by the type of ingredients, the choice of fresh ingredients, the cutting ability of the dish, and ultimately its preparation and presentation. If you want to make a delicious soy salad at home cooked with miso mayonnaise, don't worry, because once you've mastered the technique, this dish can become a sumptuous signature dish.
The number of servings for cooked soy salad with miso mayo sauce is 2, so make sure the serving is enough to feed you and your loved ones.
To start this recipe, we need to prepare a few ingredients. You can make cooked soy sauce with miso mayo sauce in 6 ingredients and 4 steps. Here's how to cook it.
A friend of mine told me that cooked soybeans and canned tuna go well with mayonnaise, so I used this recipe as a base. I use cooked soybeans that are not packed in water. If using canned beans packed in water, make sure the water is well drained. Tsukonindesumasu Recipe
Ingredients and seasonings for cooking soy sauce salad with miso mayo sauce:
- 140 grams of cooked soybeans
- 1 small cucumber
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons of miso (venu misso)
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1 toasted sesame
Step-by-Step Soy Salad Made with Miso Mayo Dressing
- I use canned soy from this brand.

- Mix the ingredients in a bowl. Cut the cucumbers crosswise and cut them into strips 5 mm thick.

- From step 1, add the cooked soybeans and cucumber to the spice mix and mix well. Finally add the sesame oil.

- Finally sprinkle sesame and it's done. Kids will love the taste too.

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