Vegetables · Dried
Dulse
Also called dulse flakes, dillisk, red dulse
Dried red seaweed from the North Atlantic with a salty, savoury, slightly smoky taste; eaten as a snack, flaked over dishes or fried until crisp.
What can replace it
- T2 · GoodNori
Less smoky and salty; crisp sheets rather than chewy fronds.
- T2 · GoodSea lettuce
Milder and greener, not smoky.
- T3 · In a pinchWakame
Silky and mild, without the smoky, bacon-like note.
Cook with Dulse
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