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Dulse

Preparation, uses, and tips

Dulse can be eaten right out of the packet, but should be examined first to eliminate any sand or small shells. Dulse can be soaked and eaten raw in salads, or cooked quickly and added to stir-fries or vegetable or grain dishes. It is also good fried and eaten as a snack.

Buying and storing tips

Dehydrated dulse should be stored in an airtight container in a dark, dry place. Cooked dulse should be used soon after it is prepared, or be kept under refrigeration.

Varieties

North Atlantic dulse, which grows to between 6 and 12 inches (15 to 30cm) long, is the variety that is commonly available. In addition to dried fronds, dulse is also available in flake and powder forms for use as a condiment.

Nutrition Highlights

Dulse, 1/8 cup (2 Tbsp)
Calories: 4.5
Protein: 0.303g
Carbohydrate: 0.914g
Total Fat: 0.064g
Fiber: 0.050g

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Preparation, uses, and tips

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Varieties

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