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Sushi
roll Ingredients
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Cooked
rice, still warm.
Flat
seaweed sheets
Wasabe
or
dry
mustard powder
Soy
sauce
Optional
ingredients:
Rice
wine vinegar
black
sesame seeds
Chives,
chopped
Partially
cooked carrot sticks
Cucumbers,
cut in thin sticks
Firm
Tofu cut in long sticks
Red
Bell peppers
cut in long sticks
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Serve
with chop sticks, more Wasabe and soy sauce.
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Sushi roll
directions
Lay
out a piece of seaweed.
Top
with about 1/3 c warm rice at one end.
Sprinkle
rice with a little soy sauce (optional)
Roll
up tightly, like jelly roll.
Seal
edge with just a touch of Wasabe paste.
Slice
with a sharp serrated knife.
Optional
ingredients:
Add
a stick of carrot, tofu, cucumber, red pepper, or whatever to the rice,
and roll up tightly, and seal. Slice as before.
Optional:
Sprinkle tops with a little sesame seed and/or chives. (can also mix
some into the rice before rolling)
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Veganwolf
Tips
You can either lay out all the ingredients and have your guests roll
them or you can prepare them and slice them in 1 inch pieces.
If
you aren't familiar with Wasabe it is HOT! It comes
in a tube for easy use, or in dry powder. (Watch ingredients though...
I have seen some Wasabe paste made with Lactose!)
If
you can't find vegan Wasabe, just use regular dry mustard
powder, and add enough water to form a paste.... It is very
hot too!
Just
a small dab will seal the roll.
NOTES:
Seaweed
is found usually in the oriental sections of super markets. They come
in flat packs, about the size of a piece of paper.
Be
sure and put extra Wasabe or mustard paste on the
table for people to use at their own risk.
It
turns into a fun part of the gathering just
watching people put too much Wasabe on their sushi roll!
I
make these all the time for a quick lunch for myself...
For
more Traditional sushi roll: Sprinkle rice with a
little rice wine vinegar and mix well. A couple teaspoons per cup of
rice is suffice.
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