Japanese sushi
Seasoned Rice Two cups (500ml) | Sushi seaweed Two pages |
Mayonnaise 3tbsp (45ml) | Crab meat 6oz (150g) |
Avocado 1/2 | Cucumber 1/4 |
Pickled ginger Appropriate amount | Mustard Appropriate amount |
Fish roe Appropriate amount |
Step 1
First put the original recipe picture~Step 2
First steam the rice ~ I used two cups of rice, and add the amount of water according to the water level line shown on the inner wall of the pot.Step 3
Put the pot into the rice cooker, close the lid, and select the fragrant cooking program.Step 4
When the program ends, unplug the power, and the fragrant rice has been steamed ~Step 5
Take rice, add sushi vinegar and salt, mix well and set aside. If you don’t have sushi vinegar, you can use apple cider vinegar or white vinegar with a little sugar instead. This is adjusted according to personal preference.Step 6
Fold a piece of seaweed in half.Step 7
Split in half.Step 8
Prepare the ingredients to be rolled in. I didn't have crab meat, used salmon, swapped the mayonnaise for canned tuna salad dressing, and added my own carrots and red cabbage. I feel that more ingredients are more nutritious and the colors are nice~Step 9
Soak the fish roe in cooking wine in advance to remove the fishy smell, then rinse and set aside. " >Step 10
I made an original sushi recipe first. Take 1/2 of the seaweed, spread it with rice and sprinkle with fish roe. Then cover with a layer of plastic wrap.Step 11
Turn over, with the plastic wrap facing down, and spread the tuna salad dressing on the nori noodles.Step 12
Then add cucumber, salmon and avocado.Step 13
Roll up with the help of bamboo curtains. Can be shaped into a square shape.Step 14
Use a knife dipped in water and cut into six sections~Step 15
Then I also made the main roll. This one is made with a whole sheet of seaweed~with purple cabbage and carrots added~Step 16
There is also an extremely ugly roll with black sesame seeds...also made from a whole sheet of seaweed~Step 17
So for the amount of steamed rice from two cups of rice, I made two thin rolls (made from 1/2 sheet of seaweed) from the original recipe, one forward roll (made from 1 sheet of seaweed), and one reverse roll (made from 1 sheet of seaweed). ) one, a total of three sheets of seaweed were used ~ a can of canned tuna with salad dressing was also used up ~ serve with soy sauce and wasabi ~ Japanese sushi cooking tips