Guest guest Posted May 12, 2004 Report Share Posted May 12, 2004 there are five types of seaweed I work with and mix with my salads & raw soups. Dulse, arame, wakame, kelp, and hijiki. Hijiki, with it's spaghetti-like shape, is used a lot in salads. I like using finely-chopped dulse flakes in place of salt, especially mixing dried dulse with other herbs to season dishes & give it a bit of a salty taste. Yum! :-) You can find seaweed in any good health foods store like wild oats or whole foods, but I prefer getting mine from local chinese/oriental shops because they tend to be much cheaper in price and on my budget, that's a plus. :-D Megan - I think there are two kinds of seaweeds, which one is dulse. I forget the other one is called. Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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