1/22/2021 7:12 pm

Thank you Cornell student Sharon Yu for submitting this recipe! This is Sharon's favorite recipe. For more, visit the Cornell Cookbook. 

Ingredients and Materials

avocado

any fish of your choice

lemon juice (the sour kind)

green onion

dried seaweed(any kind will do.)

garlic salt

soy sauce

wasabi (optional)

pan

gloves

Instructions

1. Mix the garlic salt, soy sauce, teriyaki sauce and lastly wasabi (if you do not want it spicy then do not add the wasabi in the mixture)

2. Slice the avocado into cubes and make them the amount that you want

3. Pour some lemon juice (a little so it is not sour) on top and very carefully mix.

4. Then take your fish on top of a pan and cut it into little cubes like the avocado.

5. Cut the seaweed into little strips and chop the green onion into small pieces.

6. Mix everything together expect for the seaweed.

7. Once you are done mixing everything, sprinkle the seaweed on top

8. Voilà! You are done!!

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1/22/2021 7:06 pm

Thank you Cornell parent Lindsay Melnick for submitting this delicious recipe! For more, visit the Cornell Cookbook.

Ingredients

3 tablespoons chile-crisp condiment, plus more for serving

3 tablespoons soy sauce

1 ½ tablespoons Chinese black vinegar

1 ½ teaspoons sesame oil

1 teaspoon honey

2 garlic cloves, peeled and minced

2 tablespoons chopped scallions

2 tablespoons chopped cilantro

1 (14-ounce) package extra-firm tofu, drained and sliced crosswise into 8 (1/2-inch-thick) slabs

¾ pound green beans

1 tablespoon neutral oil, like canola or grapeseed

White rice, for serving

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1/22/2021 7:02 pm

Kathy, the mother of Mila Rai Feng, a 4th grader at Cornell in Ms. Patty's class, submitted this recipe. She says it is easy and tasty. Thanks Kathy for submitting this recipe! For more, visit the Cornell Cookbook.

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1/22/2021 6:55 pm

Parent Jennie Dorman submitted this recipe. She recommends this recipe because it is simple yet the resulting soup is somehow more than the sum of its parts. It's hearty and satisfying and her kids like it. Thanks Jennie! For more, visit the Cornell Cookbook. 

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