Gimbap: Korean Nori Seaweed Rolls

• 2 rice bowls full Plain-cooked rice
• 2 sheets Toasted nori seaweed
• 1 dash Sesame oil
• 1 dash Salt
• 100 grams Ground pork
• 2 tbsp Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) sauce
• 1 Egg
• 1 dash Salt
• 2 Shiitake mushrooms
• 1 dash Soy sauce
• 4 slice Kamaboko (or imitation crab stick)
• 2 bunches Mizuna greens
• 1 Toasted white sesame seeds

1. Cook the ground pork in the yakiniku sauce.
2. Add salt to the egg, Heat some oil in a frying pan and make scrambled eggs.
3. Blanch the mizuna greens in boiling salted water.
4. Slice the shiitake mushrooms, put into a bowl with a little soy sauce, cover with plastic wrap and microwave for 15 seconds.
5. Leave as-is to cool.
6. Place a sheet of nori seawed on a sushi mat with the non-shiny (rough) side up.
7. Drizzle on some sesame oil and spread it all around using a piece of paper towel.
8. Sprinkle with salt.
9. Spread about 1 bowlful of rice over the nori, and sprinkle on some white sesame seeds.
10. Add the prepared fillings from Step 2.
11. Leave a gap in the front and back to make it easier to roll up the roll.
12. Pick up the front end of the sushi mat and push it over the filling towards the center in one motion and press.
13. Then keep on rolling without hesitation.
14. The roll looks like this.
15. Some of the filling may be sticking out from the sides, so just push them back in gently and tidy up the roll.
16. If you cut the roll with the seam side down, the slices will be nicer looking.
17. Wipe the knife each time you make a cut with a moistened kitchen towel - this way the slices are less likely to fall apart.
18. Cut to whatever thickness you like and enjoy.

rice, sesame oil, salt, ground pork, yakiniku, egg, salt, shiitake mushrooms, soy sauce, kamaboko, mizuna greens, white sesame seeds

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/188160-gimbap-korean-nori-seaweed-rolls (may not work)