Vegetarian Sushi Platter - Makizushi
By Sid • Nov 30th, 2007 • Category: Asian Food, Oriental Food, Vegetarian Food |
This sushi platter is 100% vegetarian and stuffed with nutrition too! |
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Wondering how to make vegetarian Sushi? This platter was made with bell peppers, carrots, cucumber and radish, it is a very healthy alternative to traditional cooking on weeknights. All you need are:
Cook the rice, cook the vinegar with the sugar and salt for a minute, spread the nori sheet on the mat, spread the rice on the mat, leaving a little less than an inch at the opposite end of the mat. Put some of the vegetables across the width of the nori sheet. Using the mat, roll the sheet, tightly, dont worry, it wont break. When done, keep aside for a few minutes, then slice. |
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Since it doesn’t take too long to cook (15 - 20 minutes) and looks great, the kids love it! The cubes are stir fried tofu, all the green stuff is chopped cucumber, the green on the left are lettuce leaves, the white slices are red radish and the red stuff next to the cucumber are halved red radishes, with the stalks left on.The sauce in the centre is Japanese rice vinegar, light soya sauce, garlic paste, sesame oil and wasabi paste. The little blob next to the lemons and tofu is wasabi paste. |
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Thanks for this fantastically easy recipe, which is easy too. It is sure to be a hit with my family!
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