sushi maki
February 11, 2010 by admin
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best sushi maki (roll) uve done?
ingredients?
Philadelphia Roll is the best I've tried this. Not the cold sushi usual, but rather a sushi with salmon and cream cheese filling, roll the dough covered and fried tempura. Instead of wasabi sauce + soy sauce, this roll is dipped in May Japan with a light teriyaki sauce (I think). So when you bite into it, a mixture of hot and cold sushi. Yummeh!
Sushi (maki-zushi)
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Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen Bamboo Sushi Mat with Paddle $2.60 A fun tool for the adventuresome home chef, this sushi mat set from Helen's Asian Kitchen makes sushi rolls, also known as maki zushi. Sewn from slender but durable strands, the sushi mat rolls into a tidy cylinder to shape the rice, seaweed, veggies, and seafood that make up maki. The sushi paddle is well suited to scooping and spreading sticky rice before rolling. Crafted from bamboo, a renewabl... |
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