Ingredients
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500gr sushi rice
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150gr rice vinegar
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3 tsp sea salt
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7-8 nori sheets
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½ avocado
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1 carrot
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½ cucumber
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1 medium zucchini
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10 pickles
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FOR SERVING
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soy sauce without sugar
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pickled ginger
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wasabi
I love sushi, and so do my husband and kids, so we make it quite often at home. It’s a great meal but it also makes a good snack, since it’s bite sized and you can have it ready in the fridge for your savory cravings!
You can use many ingredients, but here we will make an easier vegan version only with veggies. It’s also great combined with shrimp or other sea food, like tuna or salmon. Try this simple version to begin with and once you master it, use more of your favorite ingredients.
It looks hard, but is actually not. You just need to practice rolling a little. I must confess I did not make it the first time, but when I tried it again it turned out great. Now, even my kids can roll their own sushi rolls!!!
Ingredients
500gr sushi rice | |
150gr rice vinegar | |
3 tsp sea salt | |
7-8 nori sheets | |
½ avocado | |
1 carrot | |
½ cucumber | |
1 medium zucchini | |
10 pickles | |
FOR SERVING |
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soy sauce without sugar | |
pickled ginger | |
wasabi |
Steps
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Boil the rice according to the box instructions. Let it sit for about 10 mins, placing a clean towel under the lid to absorb the excess liquids. Let it cool completely. |
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Add the rice vinegar to the rice and mix well. |
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Put some rice on your nori sheet and spread it evenly. Use your wet hands to do it, because the rice is too sticky. Your rice layer should be about 2-3 millimeters high so you can also add the veggies and roll it with ease. Leave the nori edge free so it can stick easier when you are done rolling it. |
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Extra Tips
- Serve with soy sauce, pickled ginger or wasabi.
- You can use your favorite vegetables like peppers, beets or anything you like and find fresh!
- If you are not vegan, you can combine tuna and smoked salmon with the avocado and the pickles, adding more protein to your dish.
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