Hand-Rolled Sushi Some Ingredients Sushi Rice

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手巻き寿司 (Temakizushi) Hand-rolled Sushi Some ingredients Sushi Rice Ingredients • 2 cups Calrose or short/medium grain rice • 2 ½ cups water (or what is states on the package) • 2 inch kombu (dried seaweed) • you can do this without the kombu. It just gives a different taste. Cook rice according to the directions on the package or the directions on the rice cooker/instant pot. Ideas for roll fillings Ingredients – whatever you want – most common are below • Nori – seaweed sheets or leaf lettuce • Any veggies (most common below) • Carrot • Cucumber • Bell peppers • Zuchinni • Corn • Avocado • Green onions • Asparagus • Lunch meat • Fish – any type you like • Tuna (I mix this with a bit of mayo and a splash of soy sauce) • Meatballs • Tamagoyaki (rolled omelettes – see recipe in this pdf) • Horenso goma ae (spinach with sesame sauce – see recipe in this pdf) • Cheese Tamagoyaki Ingredients Rolled omelette • 4 eggs • 1 tbsp soy sauce • 1 tbsp mirin • 1 tbsp sugar • Pinch of salt • Oil as needed (I use the spray) Beat the eggs and add all ingredients through oil. Heat the fry pan and pour a thin layer of egg in the pan. Once it sets, start rolling it in a one inch diameter. Pour another thin layer of egg and have a small part go under the already rolled part. After it sets, roll it back on itself. Continue until you have about 10 or so layers. Here is a good YouTube video on how to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_gS2QjAmGM Horenso goma ae Spinach with sesame sauce Ingredients • 1 bunch spinach ( about 3 cups) • Pinch of salt • Sesame Dressing: • 4 tbsp white sesame seeds • 1 tbsp sugar • 3 tbsp soy sauce • ¼ cup dashi (fish stock) Wash spinach and parboil with a pinch of salt. Run under cold water for about 10 minutes. Squeeze out excess water and cut into 1 inch lengths. Make sesame dressing and mix with spinach..

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