
Creamy Pepper & Egg Rice Bowl with Buttered Bread
25 min

A light and refreshing Japanese-style salad featuring delicate edible flowers and fresh leaves dressed with a simple soy-based vinaigrette. This elegant yet easy dish is perfect as a side or appetizer, ready in just 15 minutes.
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Leafy greens provide a light crispness and tender bite while the edible flower petals are soft and delicate, almost silky. The dressing leaves a thin, slightly oily coating that eases the mouthfeel without weighing the salad down.
A savory, fermented note from the soy sauce is prominent, balanced by fresh green, herbaceous scents from mizuna and shiso. Subtle floral perfumes from the edible flowers add a gentle, sweet-fragrant lift.
Chilled sencha or a light, dry junmai ginjo sake; alternatively a crisp, unoaked white wine like Sauvignon Blanc complements the salad's vegetal and savory notes.
Steamed white rice or sushi rice, a simple miso soup, and a small plate of pickled vegetables (tsukemono) or grilled fish (yakizakana) work well alongside this salad.
Rinse the edible flowers gently under cool water and pat dry with a paper towel. Set aside on a clean cutting board.
Rinse the fresh leaves and pat them dry. Roughly chop them into bite-sized pieces and place in a large bowl.
In a small bowl, mix together the soy sauce, water, and vegetable oil by stirring with a spoon until combined.
Pour the soy dressing over the chopped leaves and toss gently with your hands or two spoons until all leaves are lightly coated.
Divide the dressed leaves onto serving plates and top with the edible flowers. Serve immediately and enjoy.
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