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		<title>No Seaweed Sushi</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Ingredients: 2  English cucumbers 3-4 cups sushi rice (or regular Japanese steamed rice) Toppings of your choice: 4 oz cream cheese 2 semi-ripped avocado 4 oz caviar 4 oz Sashimi grade salmon 4 oz Sashimi grade yellowtail 4 ozsalmon roe [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>2  English cucumbers<br />
3-4 cups sushi rice (or regular Japanese steamed rice)<br />
Toppings of your choice:<br />
4 oz cream cheese<br />
2 semi-ripped avocado<br />
4 oz caviar<br />
4 oz Sashimi grade salmon<br />
4 oz Sashimi grade yellowtail<br />
4 ozsalmon roe Sashimi grade tuna<br />
4 Tbsp Ikura (salmon roe)<br />
10 Sashimi grade shrimp (amaebi)<br />
Garnish:<br />
1 green onion/scallion<br />
1 lemon<br />
Kaiware radish sprouts (for garnish)<br />
Instructions<br />
1. Gather all the ingredients.<br />
2. Slice the cucumber with peeler to make long thin strips.<br />
3. Place shiso leaves (optional) on a serving platter and put the cookie cutter on top of a shiso leaf. Stuff sushi rice into the<br />
cookie cutter about half way and remove the cutter gently. Roll the sushi cylinder with one strip of cucumber<br />
slice to measure the circumference of the circle.<br />
4. Make slits at the end of cucumber slice with knife as you see below. Now you can interlock the strip around<br />
the rice.<br />
5. Fill in the cucumber wrapped sushi with your favorite toppings.<br />
6. Slice the sashimi-grade fish perpendicular to the muscle (the white line you see in the fish) and place a few<br />
slices in the cucumber cup.<br />
7. Garnish with lemon and Daikon radish sprouts. Serve immediately.</p>
<p><strong>Recipe Notes:</strong><br />
ingredients are rough estimate.<br />
All the sashimi-grade fish and seafood are from a local Asian/Japanese supermarket.<br />
<strong>Equipment you will need:</strong><br />
1 round cookie cutter (I used one with 1¾ inch (4.5 cm) diameter)</p>
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