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Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting

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I wanted to make a pretty sushi roll, and this is what I came with after trial and error. I always packed sushi rolls in bento when it was too much of a bother to make side dishes, but I was praised by my peers despite the lack of side dishes. They might have thought that sushi rolls are a hassle to make, so they probably went overboard with the praises... I don't think it is a waste of time to learn how to make sushi rolls.

① Since the hot rice will soak up the sushi vinegar, please cook the rice so that it is a little hard. ② Ingredients that will dirty your hands should be placed towards the bottom so it is easier to roll. ③ You don't need to add white sesame seeds, but I like to smell the sesame as I bite into the rolls, so I always use it when I make sushi rolls. It might be a pain, but wipe the knife as you cut each roll. (In step 11). The end result will be completely different. Recipe by Karinkarin

I wanted to make a pretty sushi roll, and this is what I came with after trial and error. I always packed sushi rolls in bento when it was too much of a bother to make side dishes, but I was praised by my peers despite the lack of side dishes. They might have thought that sushi rolls are a hassle to make, so they probably went overboard with the praises... I don't think it is a waste of time to learn how to make sushi rolls.

① Since the hot rice will soak up the sushi vinegar, please cook the rice so that it is a little hard. ② Ingredients that will dirty your hands should be placed towards the bottom so it is easier to roll. ③ You don't need to add white sesame seeds, but I like to smell the sesame as I bite into the rolls, so I always use it when I make sushi rolls. It might be a pain, but wipe the knife as you cut each roll. (In step 11). The end result will be completely different. Recipe by Karinkarin

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Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting

cookpad.japan
cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I wanted to make a pretty sushi roll, and this is what I came with after trial and error. I always packed sushi rolls in bento when it was too much of a bother to make side dishes, but I was praised by my peers despite the lack of side dishes. They might have thought that sushi rolls are a hassle to make, so they probably went overboard with the praises... I don't think it is a waste of time to learn how to make sushi rolls.

① Since the hot rice will soak up the sushi vinegar, please cook the rice so that it is a little hard. ② Ingredients that will dirty your hands should be placed towards the bottom so it is easier to roll. ③ You don't need to add white sesame seeds, but I like to smell the sesame as I bite into the rolls, so I always use it when I make sushi rolls. It might be a pain, but wipe the knife as you cut each roll. (In step 11). The end result will be completely different. Recipe by Karinkarin

I wanted to make a pretty sushi roll, and this is what I came with after trial and error. I always packed sushi rolls in bento when it was too much of a bother to make side dishes, but I was praised by my peers despite the lack of side dishes. They might have thought that sushi rolls are a hassle to make, so they probably went overboard with the praises... I don't think it is a waste of time to learn how to make sushi rolls.

① Since the hot rice will soak up the sushi vinegar, please cook the rice so that it is a little hard. ② Ingredients that will dirty your hands should be placed towards the bottom so it is easier to roll. ③ You don't need to add white sesame seeds, but I like to smell the sesame as I bite into the rolls, so I always use it when I make sushi rolls. It might be a pain, but wipe the knife as you cut each roll. (In step 11). The end result will be completely different. Recipe by Karinkarin

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Ingredients

2 servings
  • 2sheets Nori seaweed
  • 1 1/2bowls Hot cooked rice
  • 1Sushi vinegar
  • --------
  • 1☆Canned tuna
  • 1☆Mayonnaise
  • 1to 2 ★Egg
  • 1 tsp★Sugar
  • 6 stickImitation crab sticks
  • 1/4cucumber Cucumber
  • 1White sesame seeds
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  1. 1

    <> Cook rice with a little less water than usual. Add vinegar to the piping hot rice, and mix with a spatula in a cutting motion.

  2. 2

    Mix the ★ ingredients together in a bowl, and make a fried omelet. (1 egg is barely enough so make it with 2 eggs). Let the fried omelet cool, cut into 1 cm thick ribbons, and set aside 2.

  3. 3

    Cut a cucumber lengthwise into fourths and then cut in half again. (Cut them into eighths). Drain the oil from a can of tuna, and mix together with mayonnaise (the photo shows the ingredients for 1 roll).

    A picture of step 3 of Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting.
  4. 4

    Wrapping: Place the seaweed rough-side down on a bamboo sushi mat. Leave about 1.5 cm of seaweed at the end (the overlap), and spread out the sushi rice (it's better to thinly spread out the rice until you get used to making these). Make a small dent towards the front end of the sushi rice for the tuna.

    A picture of step 4 of Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting.
  5. 5

    Sprinkle with sesame seeds to taste before rolling the ingredients. Spread the tuna in the indented sushi rice. Lay imitation crab meat (3 sticks), the fried egg, and cucumber on top of the tuna. In my case, since I press down on the ingredients with my middle finger when rolling, I think it's easier to roll up if you place the hard cucumber at the back.

    A picture of step 5 of Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting.
  6. 6

    Pick up the front end of the sushi mat, and roll while wrapping in the ingredients. In my case, I use both of my thumbs and index fingers to pick up the sushi mat, and press down on the ingredients with my middle fingers so that they will not fall out when rolling.

  7. 7

    After you have rolled up the ingredients, squeeze down hard for about 5 seconds to pack them in. After that, wet the overlap piece in water, and roll it up the rest of the way. (Make sure that there is no rice stuck to the overlap piece. It will come apart easily if there is rice stuck to it).

    A picture of step 7 of Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting.
  8. 8

    In order to make the seaweed firmly stick together, face the overlap piece towards the bottom, and let sit for a while. You don't have to leave it wrapped up in the sushi mat. Roll up 1 more in the same manner.

    A picture of step 8 of Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting.
  9. 9

    Cutting: Cut it up into smaller pieces for the last step. Make sure to check the wrapping direction of the seaweed! If you face it towards you as shown above in the photo after wrapping and then cut, you will be able to cut it cleanly without tearing the seaweed.

    A picture of step 9 of Salad Rolls My Way of Rolling and Cutting.
  10. 10

    Wet the knife in water. Slice by moving the knife in a saw-like motion. If you press down while cutting, then the sushi rolls will fall apart, so be gentle.

  11. 11

    For cutting cleanly: Fold a paper towel (or a cloth) into fourths, and soak in water. If you wipe the knife with the towel every 1-2 cuts, then the cuts will become cleaner .

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on September 23, 2013 11:56

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