AuthorHeather BlakeCategory, , , , , DifficultyBeginner

Wrap up these tasty rolls in minutes! Full of complex carbohydrates for energy and probiotics for digestion, this sushi is a winner!

Yields4 Servings
Prep Time15 minsCook Time30 minsTotal Time45 mins

 1 cup uncooked rice (non-GMO and preferably short-grain for easy assembly)
 4 strips of Nori (found in Asian section of grocery store)
  organic bell pepper, julienned
 3 scallions
 1 dill pickle
 4 tbsp kimchi
 2 tbsp low-sodium tamari (for dipping)

1

Cook rice according to package directions. Let sit for covered for 10 minutes to fully absorb all liquid.
Allow to cool to room temperature.

2

Assemble the rolls:
To make one roll at a time, lay nori sheet on dry, flat surface.

3

Spread an even layer of rice on 3/4 of the sheet, spreading all the way to the edges.

4

Place toppings in a row, in the section closest to you. Be sure to remove excess liquid if using kimchi. (The nori gets extremely sticky and difficult to handle when wet.)

5

Beginning with the side closest to you, lift the edge and roll in a fairly tight log away from you. Use some rice to seal the edge.
Using a sharp knife, carefully slice into 1.5" rounds and place upright on a serving plate.

6

Serve with tamari, pickled ginger, and some warm tea 🙂

7

Enjoy with your best friend and toast to your health!

Ingredients

 1 cup uncooked rice (non-GMO and preferably short-grain for easy assembly)
 4 strips of Nori (found in Asian section of grocery store)
  organic bell pepper, julienned
 3 scallions
 1 dill pickle
 4 tbsp kimchi
 2 tbsp low-sodium tamari (for dipping)

Directions

1

Cook rice according to package directions. Let sit for covered for 10 minutes to fully absorb all liquid.
Allow to cool to room temperature.

2

Assemble the rolls:
To make one roll at a time, lay nori sheet on dry, flat surface.

3

Spread an even layer of rice on 3/4 of the sheet, spreading all the way to the edges.

4

Place toppings in a row, in the section closest to you. Be sure to remove excess liquid if using kimchi. (The nori gets extremely sticky and difficult to handle when wet.)

5

Beginning with the side closest to you, lift the edge and roll in a fairly tight log away from you. Use some rice to seal the edge.
Using a sharp knife, carefully slice into 1.5" rounds and place upright on a serving plate.

6

Serve with tamari, pickled ginger, and some warm tea 🙂

7

Enjoy with your best friend and toast to your health!

Veggie Sushi

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