Sushi Burrito
This concoction is part sushi, part burrito and all parts delicious. The official sushirrito is only available in San Francisco, but if you don’t live near San Fran, you can easily enjoy this creation at home by making it yourself. It’s healthy, quick (15 minutes tops!) and requires no cooking — only assembly.
Servings: 1 sushi burrito
Ingredients:
1 nori sheet
1/4 cup cooked rice, cooled to room temperature
1/4 avocado
1/8-lb sushi grade salmon (you can substitute imitation crab or tofu)
1/4 cup cucumber
1/4 cup carrots
1 splash rice vinegar
1 teaspoon sugar
1 pinch salt
1 small bowl warm water
Directions:
1. Prepare sushi rice by mixing warm rice, rice vinegar, sugar and salt.
2. Thinly slice all fillings (avocado, salmon, cucumber, carrots) and set aside.
3. Put nori sheet onto a sushi roller (if you don’t have one, use a towel and plastic wrap)
4. Dip fingers in lukewarm water and spread sushi rice on the nori sheet.
5. Add toppings to the nori sheet, about one inch away from the bottom.
6. Roll sheet, applying pressure as you roll. The rice will make the roll stick together, so don’t worry about it falling apart. Once you’ve almost finished, add a little extra pressure on the overlap between the two seaweed layers to ensure that the burrito stays together. The overlap should be about one inch. To make the burrito look prettier, cut the ends so that they are even and neat. You can also wrap it in paper once you’ve finished rolling the burrito. I used parchment paper and rolled the burrito in it and twisted the bottom to prevent the burrito from falling apart.
7. Serve with soy sauce and wasabi
This concoction is part sushi, part burrito and all parts delicious. The official sushirrito is only available in San Francisco, but if you don’t live near San Fran, you can easily enjoy this creation at home by making it yourself. It’s healthy, quick (15 minutes tops!) and requires no cooking — only assembly.
Servings: 1 sushi burrito
Ingredients:
1 nori sheet
1/4 cup cooked rice, cooled to room temperature
1/4 avocado
1/8-lb sushi grade salmon (you can substitute imitation crab or tofu)
1/4 cup cucumber
1/4 cup carrots
1 splash rice vinegar
1 teaspoon sugar
1 pinch salt
1 small bowl warm water
Directions:
1. Prepare sushi rice by mixing warm rice, rice vinegar, sugar and salt.
2. Thinly slice all fillings (avocado, salmon, cucumber, carrots) and set aside.
3. Put nori sheet onto a sushi roller (if you don’t have one, use a towel and plastic wrap)
4. Dip fingers in lukewarm water and spread sushi rice on the nori sheet.
5. Add toppings to the nori sheet, about one inch away from the bottom.
6. Roll sheet, applying pressure as you roll. The rice will make the roll stick together, so don’t worry about it falling apart. Once you’ve almost finished, add a little extra pressure on the overlap between the two seaweed layers to ensure that the burrito stays together. The overlap should be about one inch. To make the burrito look prettier, cut the ends so that they are even and neat. You can also wrap it in paper once you’ve finished rolling the burrito. I used parchment paper and rolled the burrito in it and twisted the bottom to prevent the burrito from falling apart.
7. Serve with soy sauce and wasabi
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