Eggs 1 Carrot Half root
Cucumber Half root ham sausage Half root
Sushi seaweed 1 picture Potato 1 big one
Salad Dressing Appropriate amount
How to make mashed potato sushi Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe Illustration 1

Step 1

Prepare ingredients Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe 2

Step 2

Boil the potatoes, let them cool, cut them into small pieces, and mash them with an iron spoon. Kuaishou Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe Illustration 3

Step 3

Cut carrots, cucumbers, ham sausage into strips about the same length as sushi seaweed slices Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe 4

Step 4

For omelette, use a non-stick pan ~ otherwise it will be very miserable. This is the lesson I learned from the failure of using an ordinary pan at the beginning. Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe 5

Step 5

With the smooth side of the seaweed facing down, use a spoon to mash the potatoesSpread on the seaweed, leaving a little space around it Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe 6

Step 6

After cooling, spread the egg cake. Try to keep the egg cake some distance from the finishing place, so that the seaweed will be easier to stick to the roll in the end. Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe 7

Step 7

I laid out the ingredients, almost two of each kind, and then spread the salad dressing. I forgot to add the meat floss, which would have been more delicious. Kuaishou Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe Illustration 8

Step 8

Use the curtain to help, slowly roll it up a little tighter Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe Illustration 9

Step 9

La la la~Are you beautiful? Quick Breakfast Lunch Bento [Mashed Potato Sushi] Recipe 10

Step 10

Finally, I packed a bento and took it to my boyfriend to try. He said it tasted better than the ones in sushi restaurants. I don’t know if he was trying to trick me, haha. Mashed potato sushi cooking tips