Easy Pressed Sushi
- 60 ml Sushi vinegar
- 360 ml White rice
- 1 can Canned tuna
- 1 tbsp Sake
- 1 tbsp Sugar
- 1 tbsp Soy sauce
- 1 tbsp Sesame (for tuna soboro)
- 1/3 Carrot
- 1 Egg (for salad)
- 1 Egg (for kinshi tamago - shredded omelet)
- 2 Cherry tomatoes
- 1 slice Ham
- 3 leaves Shiso (or Mizuna)
- 1 Mayonnase, salt and sesame (for salad)
- Wrap ingredients individually in foil.
- Cook with rice in the rice cooker.
- Make tuna soboro from the ingredients listed as .
- Drain the oil from canned tuna, and put it in a pan.
- Cook until the water is gone.
- Add sake, sugar and soy sauce, and simmer until some of the liquid has boiled down.
- Add sesame, and leave until cooled.
- Make kinshi tamago.
- Make a very thin omelette.
- Slice thinly when cool.
- Mix sushi vinegar and cooked rice.
- Let it cool.
- Remove the egg from the rice cooker, cool it quickly and peel.
- Mix with mayonnaise, salt and pepper to prepare the egg salad.
- Cut carrot into thin round slices.
- Cut them out with a star-shaped cutter, as well as ham.
- Finely chop the remaining edges of carrot.
- Line a milk carton with cling film.. Add the ingredients in layers starting with cherry tomato, then star-shaped carrots, ham, egg strands, shiso leaves and sushi rice.
- Press hard from the top to make a shape.
- Pack in layers of tuna soboro and sushi rice, finely chopped carrots and sushi rice, egg salad and sushi rice ... Press them firmly as necessary to make a shape.
- It's ready to serve.
- The side looks like this.
- This is the cut piece for one serving.
- Slicing through the cling film keeps the beautiful shape.
vinegar, white rice, tuna, sake, sugar, soy sauce, sesame, carrot, egg, egg, tomatoes, ham, mizuna, mayonnase
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/155632-easy-pressed-sushi (may not work)