Japanese Style Warship Sushi
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Steaming and cooking of sushi rice: 1. Rice ratio Sushi rice: water (1:1) (if you don’t have sushi rice, you can use northeastern rice or ordinary rice instead) Reference serving size: rice: 600g water: 600g finished product: 4 hand-rolled sushi, 20 pieces The hand-rolled sushi happens to be the size of a family of five, and the portion is plenty.
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After the rice is cooked, add sushi vinegar while it’s hot and mix it for later use (if you don’t have sushi vinegar, you can use white vinegar: sugar: salt in a ratio of 6:3:1)
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Reference serving size: rice: 600g, white vinegar 40g, sugar 40g, salt: 13g PS: The sushi rice must be evenly mixed when stirring, otherwise the rice that has not been mixed with vinegar will become hard after a long time.
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Make warship sushi. Use a mold to compact the rice. (You can also pinch and shape without a mold)
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Cut the seaweed slices to a width of 3 cm and surround the small rice balls, leaving a space of 1 cm at the upper end.
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Fill the empty space above the rice ball with ingredients such as fish roe and seaweed.
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Fill the empty space above the rice ball with ingredients such as fish roe and seaweed.
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You're done O(∩_∩)O~
Tips:
1. According to your taste, you can prepare some sushi soy sauce, wasabi, and salad dressing to make it more delicious when you dip it.
2. Hand-rolled sushi, warship sushi, and rice balls can be made together. The carefully-made sushi bento is very suitable as a bento for traveling.