Do you mean sushi rolls?
You need to get some rolling mats.
Do you have a recipe for mixing the rice?
This is the Tokyo style The Osaka style uses more sugar.
Start by putting some sushi rice in your cooker with water. Only wash it 3 times and don't be too rough with it.
While it's cooking make your dressing
Half a cup of sushi vinegar
1 teaspoon rock or sea salt
1 tablespoon caster sugar.
Put the vinegar and salt in a saucepan. When the salt disolves add the sugar and stir until it disolves too. Don't boil it. Once the sugar is all dissolved remove it from the heat.
When your rice is cooked tip it into a large flat bottomed not metal bowl. Use your rice paddle to spread it evenly then add some dressing to the rice rice - you want to kind of slice through it to stir. Keep stirring and adding dressing until your rice is all flavoured up. You don't need to finish the dressing. If you use too much it will be gluggy not fluffy.
You might be able to find a youtube video so you see the technique.
Don't refridgerate or it will get hard. Discard what you don't use - it doesn't keep for more than a day.
If you get the rice right your rolls will be fantastic - even those lumpy uneven first efforts
If you want to have a try with what's in your pantry, try putting some white vinegar, white sugar & salt into the water that your boiling your rice in & cook it absorbtion method.
You don't really need one of those sushi roller things, you can roll by hand. They just help, but they are not essential.
You can put absolutely anything you can think of into sushi rolls: Think of yummy sandwich fillings you like.
*Tuna & mayo
*Advocado
*Smoked salmon
*Chicken
*Egg
Have fun and let us know what combos you coem up with!!
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