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PACIFIC HARVEST
Why Seaweed?
Seaweeds were the first plants on earth and have been in existence for the last three and a half billion years. Their culinary usage can be traced back to three thousand years ago.
Sea water and the fluids in a healthy human body contain many of the same minerals in very similar concentrations. It is not surprising that sea vegetables have been treasured throughout centuries for their ability to restore, nourish and strengthen the body.
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Detox
Seaweeds support and encourage the ongoing process of neutralizing and eliminating dietary and environmental toxins from the body.
Nourish
Seaweeds contain all the nutrients essential to health and emotional balance; historically, it has been a staple in the diet of the healthiest people in the world.
Balance
Seaweeds provide all that is required by the self-regulatory mechanisms involved in maintaining the body's optimum performance.
Seaweed Cooking Tips
Seaweeds represent a tremendous culinary potential as their range & variety far surpasses that of traditional land vegetables; they open a new world of flavours, colours & textures.
Their culinary versatility makes them a great addition to any dish, even desserts!
One does not have to eat great quantities of sea vegetables in order to enjoy the taste and health benefits.
Featured Recipes
Karengo Pesto, a cheeky twist on a tasty French garnish
One of my endeavours has been to tackle Anchoïade, a Provencal puree of anchovies, garlic & olive oil, often served on grilled bread or as a dip with any combination of crudités.
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Quick viewWild Karengo Fronds – 12g
Wild Karengo is similar to NZ karengo also darker and lighter/dryer. It is suitable for the same culinary applications and has very similar nutritional & therapeutic benefits.NZ$10.75 Add to basket
Wakame & Asparagus Stir-fry
Asparagus recipes abound; try them fresh stir fried with NZ Wild Wakame. An attractive taste combo, complementary colours, great textures and quick to make!
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Quick viewWakame Whole Leaves – NZ Wild 20g
NZ Wakame Leaves are dried naturally to preserve nutrients. When used to wrap food, it adds nutrition, flavour & preserves moisture during cooking.NZ$9.60 Add to basket
Raw Chocolate Expresso Pudding with Irish Moss
Find out how to make Raw Irish Moss Pudding, a departure from the traditional way the plant has been used with beneficial effects for people who consume it.
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Quick viewIrish Moss Seaweed – Pieces – 25g
Irish Moss is mostly used as a gelling agent and has traditionally been used as a nutritious food that reduces inflammation.NZ$9.60 Add to basket
