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Rice Paper Sushi Roll Recipe
Picture this: a delightful blend of fresh vegetables, succulent seafood, and aromatic sushi rice encased in a delicate, translucent rice paper wrapper.
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Prep Time:
15
minutes
minutes
Cook Time:
15
minutes
minutes
Total Time:
30
minutes
minutes
Course:
Appetizer
Cuisine:
Japanese, Vietnamese
Keyword:
rice paper sushi roll recipe
Servings:
4
Calories:
270
kcal
Equipment
measuring cups, and spoons
Spoons and Forks
strainer
Spatula
Wooden spoon
Mixing bowl
Large pot
Frying pan
knife
cutting board
Ingredients
1
Large Carrot
peeled
1
sheet nori cut into 4 by 3 cm pieces
1
whole avocado sliced
6
sheets rice paper small
⅓
piece
English cucumber julienned
3
tbsp
Kewpie mayo
1
cup
imitation crab pulled into strips
2
tbsp
rice vinegar
¼
tsp
salt
3
cups
sushi rice cooked
1
tsp
granulated sugar
Instructions
Gently dip the rice paper in room temperature water for about 10 seconds.
Carefully place the moistened rice paper onto a dry surface.
In the center of the rice paper, lay a piece of nori.
Spread 2 tbsp of sushi rice evenly, molding it into a neat 3 by 2-inch rectangle.
Add a flavorful layer with 1 tbsp of Kewpie mayo-infused imitation crab strips.
Place 8 cucumber strips and 3 slices of creamy avocado on top.
Lift the bottom portion of the rice paper and gently fold it upward.
Fold the right side over to the left and then the left side over to the right.
Continue rolling, ensuring to tuck in any protruding filling.
Enhance the visual appeal by sprinkling a pinch of roasted sesame seeds in the center of the rolled sushi.
In a nonstick pan, heat 1 mm of vegetable oil over medium-high heat.
Shallow fry the rice paper sushi rolls for approximately 30 seconds per side.
Transfer the freshly fried rolls to a wire rack to cool, allowing them to achieve a delightful crispness.
Present the crispy rice paper sushi rolls immediately.
Enjoy the delectable combination with a side of Sriracha Aioli for that extra kick.
Notes
Soak the rice paper in warm water for just a few seconds to prevent it from becoming too soft and sticky.
Use a damp kitchen towel to prevent the rice paper from sticking to the work surface.
Customize the fillings to your liking – feel free to add shrimp, fresh herbs, or thinly sliced vegetables.
To prevent the rice paper sushi rolls from drying out, cover them with a damp paper towel before serving.
Experiment with different dipping sauces, such as spicy mayo or peanut sauce, to elevate the flavors of the rolls.
Nutrition
Calories:
270
kcal
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