How to cook lazy sushi

Sushi and rolls are not necessarily something intricately twisted or beautifully shaped. Sushi, like cabbage rolls, can also be lazy. Only the Japanese call their lazy sushi scattered (chirashi, tirashizushi, barazushi) sushi, which does not change the fact that they are very similar to our lazy cabbage rolls, which do not even need to be fried.

To make lazy sushi yourself, you will need:

• Beautiful Japanese-style serving dishes,

• eggs,

• ready-made rice for sushi

• nori,

• pickled ginger,

• soy sauce,

• wasabi,

• red fish, caviar, smoked fish, seafood, tofu, cheese, cream cheese (Philadelphia, Almeta...), fresh cucumber, avocado, spices, sesame…

Fry the egg

Heat a small amount of oil in a frying pan, break the egg and spread it in a thin layer. Fry this kind of "pancake" on both sides. Allow the pancake egg to cool, fold it into several layers and cut into slices.

Rice

If you do not have special rice for sushi, then you can use any round grain. If you are completely lazy, then you can take rice for cooking in bags. Just do not forget to completely remove excess moisture from it and season with rice vinegar, sugar and salt.

At this stage, you can add some raw or toasted sesame seeds to the rice. You can also mix rice with dry minced nori leaves in a mortar or coffee grinder.

Place the rice in the bottom of your bowl. Adjust the amount of rice depending on how much more you are going to add. If your ingredients are bulky, then don't forget to leave plenty of free space.

Rampant sushi fantasy

Now it's time for creativity: put a sliced egg on top of the rice, a layer of cream cheese or sprinkle with ordinary grated cheese (a well-ripened Russian cheese is surprisingly good here), put seaweed, daikon, seafood, any caviar, red or any other fish, fresh herbs…

Lay out everything thoughtfully, in an exquisite Japanese style.

Finish your sushi dish with ginger, wasabi, and slices of fresh cucumber.…

Serve lazy sushi with soy sauce as an appetizer or main course.

It is worth noting that such sushi is surprisingly nutritious and may well replace a non-dietary meal.

To eat such sushi with chopsticks, you need to have significant experience in this matter. A fork here will be the most convenient and versatile way to dry food. Give yourself and your household guests a choice: chopsticks or European appliances? Try gentleman jim bet and enjoy the action.

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