Saturday, April 11, 2009

Knowledge to the Test

For my birthday, Joel and I took a Sushi class at Sur LaTable. We finally went shopping for a few things today and put our knowledge to the test. I am so excited to be making sushi at home. After learning a few tricks and getting a few tips, we found out that making sushi really isn't that hard. The sushi rice is probably the most important item, from there the choices are endless and all up to you! For our first sushi session at home we kept it simple.

Sushi rice, high quality soy sauce, rice vinegar, Miran, wasabi paste, carrots, red bell peppers, avocado, cucumber, smoked salmon, nori and a rolling mat. After a couple of rolls we also made up a quick spicy sauce and added chopped cucumbers and tomatoes.

Nori splashed with a bit or Miran and sushi rice, a good start.

The filling, Joel decided to start with a bit of wasabi, cucumber, carrots, red pepper and salmon.

Roll tightly, we covered the mat with plastic wrap for easy clean up.

Delicious!

Then look at what happened! Noah asked if he could try making sushi. His first sushi roll was carrots and salmon.

Then he ate it, and he liked it! That's my boy!

Oliver made one too, he didn't try his but he had fun making it.


P.S. Be sure to check out our latest garden post.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I don't know about eating Sushi', Myself ..... But you people sure have a fun and entertaining life. Thanks for sharing all of it. ! ( just in case I hadn't said that, before.) Auntie K.

Anonymous said...

That looks great! We've made it a few times. Joel will laugh at me, but I LOVE the WASABI! Yum!
Stacey

Suz... said...

you should teach classes, Tiff...those look great!

Elite Stitches said...

Looking good, you guys!! Great job, Noah! Ollie, yours looks just wonderful, too... : )
Grandma Ricki

Janet said...

IT LOOKS DELICIOUS!!! I CANT WAIT FOR YOU TO MAKE SOME FOR ME!!! Add it to the list!! LOL!!!

Johnson Family said...

And just how long are you and Su planning to stay when you visit? LOL! We are going to need a month! I'd be happy to teach you how to make or just make you some sushi!