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1Tbspginger root(fine, minced, organic)
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1/2tspjalapeno(fine minced, organic, fresh)
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1lemon(medium, ripe, organic, zest and juice)
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1green onion(large, fresh, organic, remove the roots and strip lengthwise into small thin strips then cut in half lengthwise)
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1/2cupparslane leaves(fresh, organic, wash and spin dry)
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1cuppink oyster mushrooms(small, organic, cut in half lengthwise)
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1red bell pepper(medium, organic, de-seed and cut into fine strips lengthwise)
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1cucumber(small, organic, do not peel, cut into matchsticks)
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4nori sheets(unseasoned, raw, organic)
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sushi rolling mat
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Cut your avocado in half and pit and scoop out the meat in a small mixing bowl.
Add the minced ginger, jalapeño, lemon juice and lemon zest.
Mash this well until smooth with a fork, reserve, this is your avocado mix.
Lay 1 nori sheet on your sushi rolling mat shiny side down and the stripes going vertical on both the nori and the mat.
Evenly spread 1/4 of the avocado mix on the lower 2/3 of the nori sheet end to end.
Now lay a single high but 2 across row of 1/4 of the green onion strips in the middle of the avocado layer.
Below that add a single layer of 1/4 of the parslane leaves.
Above the onion layer, add a single layer of 1/4 of the mushroom pieces.
Add a single high but 3 across layer of 1/4 of the pepper strips below the parslane layer.
Now add a single high but 2 across layer of 1/4 of the cucumber matchsticks below that.
Starting from the bottom, slowly start rolling the nori over the filling. Slowly and gently for the roll evenly side to side to make a tube, these will be thin rolls.
Wet the seam with clean water on your finger and seal then place onto a dry clean flat surface with the seam down.
Repeat with the remaining ingredients. While using a clean and very sharp knife, trim the ends of the roll (yes as the chef you get to eat this part).
Now cut the roll into 6 even pieces, wipe your knife with a damp clean paper towel in between each cut for best results. Arrange on your serving plate and enjoy! P.S. – no dipping sauce needed.
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