Kimbap (Korean-style Sushi Rolls)
- 2 sheets Nori seaweed
- 1 dash Sesame oil
- 1 serving Plain steamed rice
- 1/2 tbsp Sesame oil
- 1/4 tsp Salt
- 1 tbsp White sesame seeds
- 1 Egg
- 1 pinch Salt
- 1 Carrot
- 1 Spinach
- 1 Takuwan (yellow pickled radish)
- 50 grams Minced meat
- 1 dash Sesame oil
- 1 Bottled yakiniku sauce
- 1 Salt yakiniku sauce
- Cut the nori in half.
- Apply a thin coat of sesame oil to each side and heat lightly (or use Korean nori if available).
- Beat an egg, season with salt, and make a flat pancake.
- Cut into 5 mm strips.
- Julienne the carrots to 5 mm thickness.
- Boil and mix with salt yakiniku sauce (normal yakiniku sauce is fine).
- Blanch the spinach, squeeze out the water, and mix with the yakiniku sauce.
- Julienne the takuwan pickles into 5 mm thickness.
- Brown the beef in sesame oil.
- Flavor with yakiniku sauce.
- Add sesame oil, salt, and white sesame seeds to warm rice and mix.
- Spread the nori on a sushi mat (outer side facing down).
- Spread a thin layer of rice.
- Leave the top 1.5 cm uncovered.
- Make sure the bottom is well-covered.
- Center the meat.
- On top of the meat, layer with the eggs, spinach (excess liquid squeezed out), carrots and takuwan (one stick each).
- Start rolling from the bottom.
- Squeezing with both hands, roll from edge to edge, like this picture.
- Here, I'm squeezing lightly.
- Roll in the leftover nori edge.
- Place that edge on the bottom.
- Once the roll is secured, slice into whatever thickness you like.
sesame oil, rice, sesame oil, salt, white sesame seeds, egg, salt, carrot, spinach, takuwan, meat, sesame oil, yakiniku sauce, yakiniku sauce
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/167802-kimbap-korean-style-sushi-rolls (may not work)