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Ingredients
- 38 g Nori sheets
- 500 g Sushi rice (cooked)
- 200 g fresh tuna fillet (sashimi-grade)
- 1 tube Wasabi paste
Serving Suggestion
- 1 bottle Soy sauce
- 1 jar pickled sushi ginger
Preparing the Tuna
- 1First, cut off the thinner, tapered part of the tuna fillet.
- 2Portion the larger, round part of the fillet into blocks about four fingers wide.
- 3Cut these blocks lengthwise into three narrower strips.
- 4Now, cut suitable portions for the filling from these strips against the grain.
Rolling and Cutting Sushi (Bamboo Mat Required)
- 1Halve a nori sheet and place it on a bamboo mat. Using moistened fingers, spread about 75 g of cooked sushi rice evenly over it, leaving a strip of about 0.5 cm free at the top edge. Lightly spread some wasabi paste in the middle of the rice.
- 2Place the tuna strips on the rice in the first third.
- 3Shape the roll using the bamboo mat, pulling it gently to make it uniformly compact.
- 4Roll the sushi until the rice-covered parts connect and only the free nori strip protrudes.
- 5Complete the roll with the mat. The protruding edge of the seaweed firmly seals the roll.
- 6Cut the hosomaki roll into 6 equal pieces. First, halve the entire roll. Place both halves next to each other and cut them through twice simultaneously with a moistened, sharp knife.
Tip
Wasabi and pickled ginger are classic accompaniments to sushi. The ginger neutralizes the palate between different bites and aids digestion. For the tuna, always ensure absolute freshness and sashimi quality. A bamboo mat is essential for rolling.
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Verwenden Sie für das beste Ergebnis unbedingt Thunfisch in Sashimi-Qualität und einen scharfen, angefeuchteten Messer zum Schneiden der Rollen. Eine Bambusmatte ist für das gleichmäßige Rollen unerlässlich.

