Lettuce Sushi Rolls
- 900 grams Vinegar rice (sushi rice)
- 4 sheets Toasted nori seaweed
- 4 to 5 leaves Lettuce
- 4 stick Imitation crab sticks
- 1 Mayonnaise
- 1 use 2 medium sized eggs and sugar (to taste) Japanese tamagoyaki omelette
- Prepare the sushi rice with your preferred seasoning.
- This time, I used a shortcut and made mine with powdered sushi vinegar.
- Cook a mildly sweet tamagoyaki omelette, adjusting the amount of sugar to your liking.
- Once it has cooled down, cut the omelette into long, thin strips.
- Take the crab sticks out of their packaging and shred the lettuce into easy to handle sizes.
- Rinse both with water and dry off any excess moisture with a paper towel.
- Once you've rearranged the ingredients to roll, you're all set.
- Let a sheet of nori seaweed rest on a sushi mat, evenly spread about 220 g of sushi rice on top.
- 220 g is a guideline, but beware of using too much rice.
- If you leave around 1 cm of open space on the far side of the nori, it'll make the rolling easier.
- In order, lay out the lettuce, followed by the crab sticks, omelette, and finally the mayonnaise.
- Add another layer of lettuce on top.
- Then, as with any other sushi roll, start working it into a roll from the bottom.
- Keep the shape of the rolls by letting them sit with their tails of nori on the bottom.
- Cut the rolls into your preferred size, plate, and serve!
leaves lettuce, crab sticks, mayonnaise, eggs
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/142831-lettuce-sushi-rolls (may not work)