Cook Time | 60 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
- 340 gram Rice
- 500 milliliters Water
- 4 tablespoons Vinegar
- 2 tablespoons Sugar
- 1.5 teaspoon Salt
- 1 piece Cucumber
- 0.5 piece Bulgarian pepper
- 2 pieces Shrimps
- 1 piece Chicken egg
- Mussels (in oil)
- Nori
- Wasabi
- Salmon
- Cream cheese
- Turmeric
- Sweet paprika
- Bread crumbs
- Soy sauce
- Ginger pickled
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Now - the most delicious, in my opinion, are tempura poppies or hot rolls in tempura flour. This is an ideal option, but ordinary flour is also suitable (as in my case). Roll a roll out of half a sheet of nori. The filling is the same as in the case of the giants. The only difference is that since the rolls are made from half a sheet, the strips of filling should be thin and consist of no more than 3 components (for example: cucumber, almette, shrimp), and the rice should be spread in a thin layer - 2-3 rice. You can make rolls along the entire length, but I like small ones, for one bite.
- Now prepare 3 plates: put flour in the first, breadcrumbs in the second, prepare the usual dough from one egg, flour and ice water in the third (I just took an ice cube and waited until it melted). The dough should have the consistency of pancakes. Tempura macs are eaten hot, so prepare the dough just before serving. So, cut the rolls in half, roll in flour, then in batter and last of all - in breadcrumbs.
- And now - the most beautiful - mosaic. Divide the rice into 2 equal parts. Those who have flying fish caviar and black sesame can mix each of these parts with these components. I rolled one part in turmeric, the other in paprika. We take two sheets of nori, put them on top of each other along the length, glue the edges with water. We put yellow rice on the first sheet, then red. I couldn't find my bamboo mat, my daughter was "playing" somewhere, so I had to put a thick napkin in the bag.