I suck at making maki, but when scavenging in the pantry for lunch on Monday, I found sushi rice and seaweed. I have no idea how long they've been there. It moved with us.
Anyway, I usually make a mess of maki, mainly because I never let the rice cool properly. But it was only 11:00 a.m., and I had a snack so I could wait.
Not too shabby, huh?
The wasabi was fiery. Prepared from a tube, it had Meredith jumping up and down in her chair. Perfect nonetheless.
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Not too shabby, indeed. :) Those look great.
ReplyDeleteThey usually turn out all wrinkled and shrivelled, so for me, these were photo-worthy.
ReplyDeleteWow, they look fabulous! And there's a lot of filling packed into them, yum. I love that you had sushi rice and seaweed lying around your pantry to use up!
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I'm really fortunate that the grocery stores in Toronto cater to the local communities. My neighbourhood happens to be a good mix of South-Asian, Chinese, and Persian families. There are two large Chinese grocers close by and even the No-Frills (discount store, no fancy products or packaged foods) carries a wide variety of spices, breads, and other things.
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