The No's: Rice
The Swap: Millet
I was at a meeting the other day and we took a brief break to go out and get food. More than half the people came back with sushi. I hadn't had sushi in months because of the rice. The light bulb went off as I was inspired by the beautiful sushi surrounding me. Millet, why not give it a try. I had just experimented 2 weeks previous with the grain for veggie burgers. When you cook millet, it's sticky, at least the last 3 times I had made it, so why not try it as a rice substitute. Someone saw me jot the idea down so I wouldn't forget and I think thought I might be out of my mind. Well, I tried my idea tonight and Success! Below is the recipe and some photos. Now I have never made sushi before, so I also share with you attempt #1 and #2 at making a roll (tasted good, but um I wouldn't want to serve to guests!) So before I went any further, I googled "how to make sushi rolls" and watched a video. Ah what we we do without the internet. I tried again and 3rd times a charm. I could serve this to guests at a party with small adjustments for the next time I make this.
Ingredients:
Nori Sheets
Cooked Millet
Nama Shoyu (raw soy sauce)
Any kind of veggies you like (I use zucchini, carrot, and peppers)
Step #1 - Soak Millet overnight, rinse and cook according to directions. I added some soy sauce for some extra flavor as I find millet a little plain
Cooked Millet with a splash of Soy sauce |
Nori with Millet |
Veggies added |
Delicious, but not pretty sushi attempts! |
Delicious and presentable! |
Enjoy!
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