Indian Cauliflower Rice Raw Foods Sushi

"After attending a Raw Foods Workshop, I wanted to see what I could create and whether eating raw foods could be simple, easy and great! This is what I discovered! :) I was NEVER a fan of cauliflower, TRUE! This recipe will convert people...substitute for rice; A LOT healthier for you! NOTE: Used Himalayan pink salt, Xylitol (sugarless sugar) and red chilli If you have any questions, PM me! :) ORIGINAL SOURCE: http://whatsonthelist.net/2013/04/09/raw-foods-workshop-with-tansy-follow-up/"
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
23
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a food processor, add (cut in pieces) cauliflower; blend until desired rice consistency; add first 9 ingredients until well combined; set aside.
  • In a blender combine sesame oil, tamari, sugar, lime juice; blend until well combined; set aside.
  • On a flat surface, place one nori roll and fill entire surface with Indian Wild Rice; repeat process for more nori sheets;
  • At the edge closest to you, place a “small” line of carrot, then “small” line of radish, “small” line of alfalfa, “small” line of spinach, and “small” line of beetroot.
  • Roll the nori sheet “tightly but gently” away from you.
  • With your finger, moistened the edge so that it seals properly.
  • With a “sharp” knife, cut sushi into desired size; drizzle with sauce and ENJOY!
  • NOTE.
  • I did three batches of these; one small, one medium and one larger (with more filling). I personally enjoyed the smaller “tighter” rolled ones.
  • Hint and Tip.
  • Do not over stuff or the nori sheet will break; best to use the “less is more principle” .
  • Always work with a clean surface in between rolling each nori sheet.
  • Keep your hands “clean” and “dry” between each ingredient used.
  • Clean knife in between each cut.
  • Your ingredients choices are only limited by your imagination!

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Reviews

  1. This was really fun to make, but I still need more practice rolling.
     
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<p>G'day! I'm 51, married, born and bred in NY, am now an Aussie who calls Australia home! I love animals, nature, reading, entering competitions and consider myself S-P-O-N-T-A-N-E-O-U-S and B-U-B-B-L-Y in my personality! I am quite FASCINATED with people and things U-N-I-Q-U-E, JUST like ME! I am VERY P-A-S-S-I-O-N-A-T-E about cooking and trying recipes from all world cusines! I LOVE to eat and enjoy our South Australian red wine! :)I have started a Home Cook blog which I am EXTREMELY P-A-S-S-I-O-N-A-T-E about called What's On The List? and I hope to be able to inspire people around the world one recipe and one event at a time too! http://whatsonthelist.net So come on over and please let me know what you think too!WHOO HOO WHOO HOO!</p>
 
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