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Kappa Maki
Photo: flickr user
avlxyz
Ingredients
4 inches sheets of
nori
(dried seaweed), cut half
4 cups
sushi rice
2
Japanese cucumber,
cut into long
sticks
Preparation
1
Put a half-size nori on
top
of a bamboo mat (makisu). Spread a half cup of sushi rice on
top.
Place cucumber sticks lengthwise on the rice.
2
Roll
up the bamboo mat,
pressing
forward to shape the sushi into a cylinder.
Press
the bamboo mat firmly with hands.
3
Unwrap the bamboo mat.
Cut
the sushi
roll
into bite-size pieces.
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A popular vegetarian sushi roll.
Yield:
8.0
Added:
January 25, 2010
Creator:
Helen Pitlick
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