Smoked Mackerel & Surimi Maki Sushi Rolls

Mayonnaise, soy sauce and Gochujang make a wonderful spicy sauce.

Recipe By: Tobuchan (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/25)
Serves 3 Prep: 30 min Cook: 20 min

Ingredients

Nori sheets 2
Sushi rice 2 gou (300g)
Smoked mackerel fillets 4
Surimi (crab sticks) 4
Eggs 2
Sugar 1 tsp
Salt 1 pinch
Water 1 tbsp
Basil leaves 6
Cucumber 10cm
【Sauce】
Mayonnaise 3 tbsp
Soy sauce 1 tbsp
Gochujang 1/2 tsp

Method

1
Remove the centre of the cucumber and cut into fine strips. Soak in salted water for 30 minutes. Make a flat omelette with the beaten egg. Mix the sauce ingredients together.
2
Tear apart the surimi into long strips (8 in total). Cut the mackerel fillets into 3 pieces each.
3
Cover the bamboo mat with cling film and lay down a nori sheet. Divide half the cooked rice into 4 small balls and place on the nori.
4
Leave the top 1/5 of the nori sheet free and spread out the rice over the remainder.
5
Sprinkle plenty of sesame seeds over the rice. You could reverse the whole nori and rice if you like uramaki (reverse maki sushi roll).
6
I'm not brave enough, so I'll roll it as it is.
7
Place half the ingredients in rows across the centre of the rice and pour the sauce over, then cover with the other half of the ingredients.
8
Now it's time to roll it. Lift the nori and bamboo sheet nearest you and roll over to just cover the ingredients (don't go right to the top).
9
Press down firmly with your hands and continue to roll until the rice is covered. Stop and press firmly here so that the rice sticks.
10
Continue rolling to cover the clear nori line at the top and press down firmly once again.
11
Remove the roll from the bamboo mat. Wet your knife and cut swiftly into 8 pieces (cut in half then half again to get even slices).
12
Arrange the middle 6 slices standing upright on the nori and staggered. The other two (end) slices should be face up (so you can see the ingredients) - this is how it is served in restaurants.

Tips & Note

●As with onigiri and other similar delicacies, don't overfill with ingredients otherwise it will look too messy.
●This looks really difficult but once you give it a go, you'll realise how simple it is!

Smoked Mackerel & Surimi Maki Sushi Rolls

Mayonnaise, soy sauce and Gochujang make a wonderful spicy sauce.

Recipe By: Tobuchan (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/25)

Serves 3

Prep: 30 min

Cook: 20 min

Ingredients

Nori sheets 2
Sushi rice 2 gou (300g)
Smoked mackerel fillets 4
Surimi (crab sticks) 4
Eggs 2
Sugar 1 tsp
Salt 1 pinch
Water 1 tbsp
Basil leaves 6
Cucumber 10cm
【Sauce】
Mayonnaise 3 tbsp
Soy sauce 1 tbsp
Gochujang 1/2 tsp

Smoked Mackerel & Surimi Maki Sushi Rolls

Recipe ID :1560 Posted on 19 JAN 2016

Serves 3

Prep 30min
Cook 20min
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Mayonnaise, soy sauce and Gochujang make a wonderful spicy sauce.

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2 gou (300g)
4
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2
1 tsp
1 pinch
1 tbsp
6
10cm
3 tbsp
1 tbsp
1/2 tsp

Method

Prep
30min
Cook
20min
1
Remove the centre of the cucumber and cut into fine strips. Soak in salted water for 30 minutes. Make a flat omelette with the beaten egg. Mix the sauce ingredients together.
2
Tear apart the surimi into long strips (8 in total). Cut the mackerel fillets into 3 pieces each.
3
Cover the bamboo mat with cling film and lay down a nori sheet. Divide half the cooked rice into 4 small balls and place on the nori.
4
Leave the top 1/5 of the nori sheet free and spread out the rice over the remainder.
5
Sprinkle plenty of sesame seeds over the rice. You could reverse the whole nori and rice if you like uramaki (reverse maki sushi roll).
6
I'm not brave enough, so I'll roll it as it is.
7
Place half the ingredients in rows across the centre of the rice and pour the sauce over, then cover with the other half of the ingredients.
8
Now it's time to roll it. Lift the nori and bamboo sheet nearest you and roll over to just cover the ingredients (don't go right to the top).
9
Press down firmly with your hands and continue to roll until the rice is covered. Stop and press firmly here so that the rice sticks.
10
Continue rolling to cover the clear nori line at the top and press down firmly once again.
11
Remove the roll from the bamboo mat. Wet your knife and cut swiftly into 8 pieces (cut in half then half again to get even slices).
12
Arrange the middle 6 slices standing upright on the nori and staggered. The other two (end) slices should be face up (so you can see the ingredients) - this is how it is served in restaurants.

Tips & Note

●As with onigiri and other similar delicacies, don't overfill with ingredients otherwise it will look too messy.
●This looks really difficult but once you give it a go, you'll realise how simple it is!

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