Learn how to make sushi rolls with this easy video recipe. These simple and delicious sushi rolls are vegetarian, but you can put anything you like in yours. The variations are endless! More sushi ideas at http://hilahcooking.com/sushi-rolls/
Sushi Rice
The sushi rice, once seasoned with rice vinegar, sugar, and salt, is called shari. The rolled sushi that I make in this video is called makizushi. Sushi refers to anything that is combined with shari . . . I'm pretty sure. Anyway, about that rice.
Traditionally, the sushi rice is washed until the water runs clear. This removes extra starch on the rice. The brand of rice I buy says in big letters "Washing not necessary" so I follow the rules and don't wash it, thereby saving time and water. Give yours a rinse before cooking if you can't find any directive against its necessity on the package.
Once the rice is cooked, you spread it out on a platter and add your seasoned rice vinegar a couple of spoonfuls at a time. Then gently fold the rice over with a wooden paddle or wooden spoon and spread it out again. Keep adding spoonfuls of vinegar and gently folding it in to the rice until it tastes good (about 3-4 tablespoons seasoned rice vinegar per 2 cups of cooked sushi rice). It should taste good enough to eat all by itself. Durn good. Allow the rice to cool to room temperature before making the sushi rolls.
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