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			 			<p>Living for a while in Japan does strange things to your food preferences. Instead of thinking, &#8220;eating seaweed? PHEW!&#8221; one gets a warm glow and a faraway look in one&#8217;s eyes thinking, &#8220;Eating seaweed? Ahhh. Yummm. Which kind do I want? Some sautéed hijiki? Crumpled nori with sesame and shoyu over rice? How about some silky wakame soup?&#8221; Many moons ago I saw some kale seaweed salad at the deli counter in Whole Foods in San Francisco and excitedly gave it a try. It was wonderful &#8211; the kale, ginger, sesame, seaweed and seasoning worked so well together. A week ago I saw the kale seaweed salad again at Whole Foods, this time in the Sacramento store and bought some. Not telling my father what was in it, other than kale, I got him to try some. &#8220;That&#8217;s great! Make some!&#8221; was his response, not caring one whit after I told him all that was in it. If my 75 year old, midwestern, meat-and-potatoes father can gobble up this dish, anyone can.</p>
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			 			<p>Living for a while in Japan does strange things to your food preferences. Instead of thinking, &#8220;eating seaweed? PHEW!&#8221; one gets a warm glow and a faraway look in one&#8217;s eyes thinking, &#8220;Eating seaweed? Ahhh. Yummm. Which kind do I want? Some sautéed hijiki? Crumpled nori with sesame and shoyu over rice? How about some silky wakame soup?&#8221; Many moons ago I saw some kale seaweed salad at the deli counter in Whole Foods in San Francisco and excitedly gave it a try. It was wonderful &#8211; the kale, ginger, sesame, seaweed and seasoning worked so well together. A week ago I saw the kale seaweed salad again at Whole Foods, this time in the Sacramento store and bought some. Not telling my father what was in it, other than kale, I got him to try some. &#8220;That&#8217;s great! Make some!&#8221; was his response, not caring one whit after I told him all that was in it. If my 75 year old, midwestern, meat-and-potatoes father can gobble up this dish, anyone can.</p>
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