How to Make Sushi Summer Roll
Sushi summer rolls make a delectable appetizer. This can also be enjoyed as a light lunch or dinner.
This healthy recipe is a crossover between the Japanese sushi and the
Vietnamese summer roll. Imagine combining two of the best fresh recipes
around – truly magnificent.
This is a recipe involving rice paper or tapioca paper. For those of you who are not familiar with this ingredient, rice
paper or tapioca paper are the same. These are translucent edible
sheets made from rice flour and tapioca flour. On its regular form, the
texture of this wrapper can be compared to a thin cardboard. However,
rice paper becomes softer and easier to handle when soaked in warm
water.
Ingredients:
4 pieces tapioca or rice paper
1 piece avocado, sliced lengthwise
1 piece cucumber, sliced into long thin strips
1 piece medium sized carrots, sliced into long thin strips
4 leaf lettuce, cleaned
8 pieces large shrimps, cooked and butterfly sliced
4 pieces imitation crabmeat
2 cups warm water
Procedure:
1. Pour the water in a big bowl and soak the tapioca paper until it softens.
2. Remove the softened tapioca paper and place on a kitchen towel and let it rest for half a minute.
3. Align two shrimps in the middle of the softened tapioca paper. The outer part of the shrimp should be facing down.
4. Arrange a leaf of lettuce on top the shrimp then top with slices of avocado, carrots, cucumber, and imitation crabmeat.
5. Press down the filling using your fingers then fold the bottom
end of the tapioca paper over the top of the filling. Roll halfway.
6. Fold the edges of the tapioca paper inwards and continue rolling
until the fillings are secured. Folding the ends will close both edges
ensuring that the fillings are securely wrapped.
7. If desired, slice each roll in the middle then transfer to a serving plate.
8. Serve with your favorite dip. Share and enjoy!
Note: As an appetizer, this recipe is good for 4 persons.
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