Inside-Out Uramaki California Rolls
Inside-Out Uramaki California Rolls

Hello everybody, hope you’re having an incredible day today. Today, we’re going to make a distinctive dish, inside-out uramaki california rolls. One of my favorites food recipes. For mine, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.

Inside-Out Uramaki California Rolls is one of the most popular of current trending foods in the world. It’s simple, it’s quick, it tastes delicious. It’s appreciated by millions daily. Inside-Out Uramaki California Rolls is something that I’ve loved my entire life. They are nice and they look wonderful.

Inside out rolls are also called uramaki rolls. This is our version that we call Californication. Lets make an inside out California roll: Wet hands.

To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have inside-out uramaki california rolls using 7 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Inside-Out Uramaki California Rolls:
  1. Make ready equivalent to 180 ml of raw rice Sushi rice
  2. Prepare White sesame seeds to mix with the sushi rice
  3. Make ready Avocado
  4. Prepare Imitation crab sticks
  5. Get Cucumber or lettuce
  6. Prepare Mayonnaise
  7. Get sheets Nori seaweed, 1/3 of a sheet

They are a little more difficult to make than maki rolls are. These are very similar to maki rolls, only with the rice on the outside instead of inside the nori. There are many types of popular uramaki rolls, several of which will be posted in the near future! Elegant and delicious Uramaki (Inside-out Roll) with avocado, shrimps, and pickled ginger.

Instructions to make Inside-Out Uramaki California Rolls:
  1. Using powdered sushi vinegar makes it easy. This time I mixed white sesame seeds into the sushi rice.
  2. Slice the avocado in half and remove the seed. Slice into eight even slices. If you prep the slices like in the photo, it'll be easier to roll them in the sushi.
  3. Slice the already halved cucumber diagonally in half, then vertically slice into 3-4 even slices. Basically, slice the fillings into isosceles triangles.
  4. Slice the imitation crab sticks diagonally.
  5. Roll the fillings and mayonnaise in the nori seaweed.
  6. Roll it into an isosceles triangle shape as best as you can.
  7. Spread about 35-40 g of sushi rice in one layer inside one half of the onigiri mold. Rather than creating a cavity of rice in the center of the mold, think of it more as creating walls on the right and left sides.
  8. Place the ingredients wrapped in nori seaweed into the center of the mold.
  9. Add the remaining half of the sushi rice (approximately 35-40 g), close the mold, and squeeze it tightly. Then you're done!
  10. This pointed rice ball is a slightly long and narrow triangle, so the way it looks when slicing it into 3 equal slices is one of its unique features.
  11. It looks beautiful when arranged like this after being sliced into 3 pieces.
  12. These are eho-maki, which I filled with 7 ingredients based on the Seven Deities of Good Luck. Please go check it out..
  13. This is the onigiri mold that I used. [You can use a pointed rice ball mold or anything that you like!]

To make uramaki, you need plastic wrap to prevent rice from sticking to the sushi mat. There are various methods of doing this, but I like to completely cover the mat with the plastic wrap and taping the ends. Sushi rolls, or 'makizushi' in Japanese, are what most non-Japanese people think of when they think of sushi. Makizushi is made by wrapping up fillings in rice and nori This recipe shows you how to make a basic uramaki inside out sushi roll. Great for making multiple ones with your favourite fillings.

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