Types Of Sushi Rolls Food

TYPES OF SUSHI ROLLS

Steps:

• CRUNCHY ROLL:.
• Masago, crunchy tempura flakes, spicy mayonnaise sauce, cucumber, tempura shrimp.
• CALIFORNIA ROLL:.
• Sesame seeds, avocado, crab stick, cucumber.
• MANHATTAN ROLL:.
• Lump Crab mixed with spicy mayonnaise sauce with Masago outside: Tempura Shrimp Roll inside.
• DRAGON ROLL:.
• Inside: California Roll.
• Outside: Eel, avocado and Masago.
• EEL ROLL:.
• Eel, cucumber, scallion, sesame seeds, topped with Eel Sauce.
• PHILADELPHIA ROLL:.
• Smoked salmon, cream cheese, cucumber.
• SHRIMP TEMPURA ROLL:.
• Shrimp Tempura, avocado, asparagus, scallion, Masago, sesame seeds topped with Eel Sauce.
• RAINBOW ROLL:.
• California Roll topped with assorted raw fish, avocado, Masago.
• SPIDER ROLL:.
• Soft Shell Crab Tempura, avocado, Masago, sesame seeds.
• NEW YORK ROLL:.
• Shrimp Tempura, eel, cream cheese, avocado, scallion, masago, sesame seeds.
• PHAT ROLL:.
• Lobster Tempura, asparagus, avocado, scallion, Masago, sesame seeds, topped with crab mixed with spicy mayonnaise sauce.
• ROCK & ROLL:.
• Inside: Eel, avocado, cucumber.
• Outside: Masago.
• SPICY TUNA ROLL:.
• Tuna, scallion, spicy mayonnaise sauce.
• VEGGIE ROLL - Cucumber, carrots, scallion, avocado, asparagus, cream cheese.

CALIFORNIA SUSHI ROLL RECIPE

Steps:

• Wrap the sumaki with plastic wrap. This will prevent rice from sticking on to the surface of the sumaki. Place the half sheet of nori horizontally. Lightly wet your hands, and cover the nori with layer of rice. TIP: It is better to make a narrow rice ball the length of the nori first, and place the rice ball on the bottom edge and spread the rice by pushing the rice towards the upper portion of the nori.
• Sprinkle sesame seeds as desired. After the rice is evenly spread out, flip the nori, so that the rice side is facing the sumaki, and the nori side is facing up. Place your ingredients in the bottom portion of the nori (not too close to the bottom edge). TIP: Mix crab meat with mayo to make a dressing. For imitation crab, dice up the imitation crab into smaller pieces first before making a dressing.
• Using the sumaki, fold the bottom portion inwards so that it covers the ingredients. It is ideal to have about an inch or inch and half of nori left over (you do not want to over stuff the roll).
• Apply pressure on the sumaki so that the roll is tight, and continue to wrap the remaining portion. The inside ingredients should be wrapped about 1.5 times, rather than just once.
• When cutting the roll, place the roll out of the sumaki onto a cutting board. Moisten the knife with a wet towel, and cut it into halves first. Then, line up the two halves and cut it into 3 evenly spaced pieces so that you will get a total of 6 pieces from a single roll. TIP: When cutting a sushi roll, do not attempt to "chop" it by pressing hard. Rather begin with the front edge of the knife, and while pressing down, pull the knife backwards towards you, so that you are "slicing" it. It will prevent the roll of being squashed and give you a cleaner cut.