Temari sushi (sushi balls) Recipe

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Temari sushi (sushi balls) Recipe

Temari sushi (sushi balls)

Temari sushi (sushi balls). Temarizushi, or Temari sushi, are small and ball-shaped sushi. Temari (literally means "hand ball" in English) is a traditional Japanese embroidered ball, which people used to play within Japan. Temarizushi is usually cooked on happy occasions like becoming an elementary school student in Japan. We are so glad that you are here to explore the ancient tradition of Japanese Thread Balls. Lay out the circular sushi rice, followed by the toppings in plastic wrap. To make Temari sushi (sushi balls) you need 3 ingredients and 6 steps easily.

The ingredients needed to make Temari sushi (sushi balls):

2 cups of cooked white rice (sushi rice)
4 tbsp of sushinoko powder
of Toppings (grilled zucchini, avocado + smoked salmon)

Steps to make Temari sushi (sushi balls):

Add sushinoko powder to cooked rice while still warm. Mix well and let it cool. (Sushinoko powder – powdered sushi flavoring bought at Mitsuwa supermarket, Japanese store in San Jose)
Prepare toppings. <Grilled zucchini> Slice zucchini and grill them as desired. Olive oil is a nice touch when grilling. Gently salted and peppered. Completely cooled before making sushi balls. <Avocado + smoked salmon> Peel avocado skin and take pit out, and mash them. Add drops of lemon juice to avoid avocado getting brown and salt mashed avocado (just a hint). Cut smoked salmon in small pieces.
Spread Saran Wrap (or a similar product) over palm (about twice as big as your palm). Place a topping right in the middle. Place 2 tbsp of flavored rice on top, and wrap it to a size of golf ball.
FYI – Sweet sour sushi rice is usually made with cooked white rice mixed with vinegar, sugar, salt (+ konbu, a type of sea weed). I personally like using Sushinoko powder to avoid rice getting too wet. Specially, it’s easy!
FYI – Temari means Japanese traditional handballs.
FYI – Toppings are usually (traditionally) sashimi fish. But you could try anything you like – cooked meat, pickled veggies, corned beef, ham, SPAM, cooked egg etc. Try your ideas and let me what you liked!!

Temari (手毬), which means "handball" in English, is a traditional Japanese embroidered ball, which people used to play with. These days, Temari balls are treated more as decorative ornaments in the house rather than a children's toy. D. "Temari" means "hand ball" in Japanese. Balls made from embroidery may be used in handball games and other such similar games (like, i.e., haki sack). An accessory similar in appearance (and constructed with similar techniques and materials), but with the addition of a.

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