Some varieties need rehydrating – simply soak in warm water until soft. Others, like nori sheets and seaweed snacks, are ready to eat straight from the package. By incorporating different types ...

There's lots of excitement about nori right now. And I'm not just talking about Kanye and Kim's baby, North 'Nori' West. No, these seaweed sheets have been liberated from the confines of sushi ...

This includes people who: Seaweed is normally sold in dried sheets. In most cases, you’ll want to rehydrate it before you eat it. You can do this by adding it in dry to the food that you’re ...

Seaweed, once best known to most Americans as the papery green stuff in a California roll, has recently made the switch from niche health food to haute cuisine. Michael Cimarusti, chef at ...

Nori, a very popular and commercially available seaweed sheet, can be ground and turned ... of Japanese soy sauce and reserve for plating. Rehydrate the wakame in lukewarm water for 10-15 minutes.

And everybody knows seaweed makes your hair shiny ... it is sold in bite-size pieces and other times in sheets that you'll need to cut after rehydrating. I use powdered dashi stock mixed with ...

“Try adding seaweed flakes to a smoothie or make a healthy snack by rubbing seaweed sheets with a little sesame oil, sprinkling them with salt, and baking them in a hot oven for a few minutes.