Smoked Salmon Nori Rolls
From midgelet 15 years agoIngredients
- 1 pkg Japanese Yaki Sushi nori ( roasted seaweed - .75 oz pkg) shopping list
- 3 cups uncooked Japanese shushi rice shopping list
- 1/2 cup Japanese rice wine vinegar shopping list
- 2 1/2 Tbs sugar shopping list
- 1 tsp salt shopping list
- 4 oz thinly sliced smoked salmon shopping list
- 1 tube wasabi paste ( Japanese horseradish paste ) shopping list
- strips of thinly sliced carrot shopping list
- strips of thinly sliced peeled cucumber shopping list
- optional thinly sliced ripe avacado shopping list
- optional seseme seeds shopping list
- optional: favorite dipping saucees for the nori rolls ( ex: soy sauce, wasabi sauce, etc. ) shopping list
How to make it
- Cook rice to pkg directions.
- I washed reice well, drained off liquid and let sit one hour in colander.
- Meanwhile heat vinegar, sugar and salt to dissolve sugar,.
- Set aside to cool
- Cook rice per package directions.
- I placed the 3 cups of rice with 3 1/2 cup water then
- bring to a boil, cover and simmer 15 to 20 minutes until tender,
- Be careful that rice is not mushy.
- Shishi rice requires less water than does cooking other rice.
- Remove rice from heat and let cool by :
- Placing rice in a large 9 x 13 pan, to spread it out.
- Pour cooled vinegar mixture evely over rice.
- Use a metal spatula to turn rice ( do not mix ! ) over so all rice absorbs liquid.
- This method prevent mushiness.
- Meanwhile fan with newspaper to help cool rice quickly.
- This also method helps the rice get a glossy texture from the vinegar liquid
- Prepare rolls.
- Place one sheet of the seawood on a bamboo mat made especially for rolling shushi.
- The mat helps compress the rice together and keeps in the filling neatly in place
- Place about 1 cup cold rice on a large sheet ( 1/2 cup for a smaller pieces of seaweed sheets ), trying to spread out rice as evenly as possible
- Dip your hands in a bit of cold water to do this and each time you place rice on the seaweed sheet.
- This helps the rice from sticking to your fingers
- Over the rice one may add a thin strip horizonatally down the center with the horseradish paste.
- Careful as too much is too hot.
- If desired sprinkle with seseme seeds.
- Then add a few strips of carrot, cucmber and a small piece or two of the thin presliced smoked salmon.
- Use the bamboo mat as a quide to tightly roll up the filled nori into a tight roll.
- Use a sharp knife that has been dipped in water and cut each roll in half and each half roll again in half, dipping knife in water each time you cut rolls
- Place the rolls on a platter and serve or chill and keep covered in the refrigerator up to 2 or 3 days if they last that long.
- My recipe used 7 nori sheets, or 28 pieces or enough for 4 to 6 people
The Rating
Reviewed by 3 people-
Love sushi! I often make mine with smoked salmon too, as it is hard to get really fresh raw fish. Love the avocado here. Great picture, looks perfect!
juels in Clayton loved it -
Love this one ............I have made a version of this many times.........BIG BEAR 5.............will be making this soon..........Great Post
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