Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Raw Nori Rolls with Beet Ginger Paté


Faster than fast food ....




Ingredients:

10 g / 1 Tbsp of ginger ( to your taste)
1 clove of garlic
1/2 tsp sea salt
100 g almonds (soaked and dehydrated)
50 g cashews
1 small red beet
Juice of 1/2 lemon
60 g water

spinach
1 carrots, sliced finely
1/2  avocado, sliced
cucumber, sliced finely
sprouts

4 nori seaweed sheets

Method:
  • Chop ginger, garlic, salt, nuts and red beet, 10 seconds on speed 10
  • Scrape down the sides, add lemon juice and water, mix another 10 seconds on speed 10 and 20 seconds on speed 5
  • Place nori sheet on a dry flat surface or bamboo rolling mat. Place on top of each nori sheet spinach leaves, paté and veggies.
  • Roll into a roll. Moisten along the end of the nori seaweed sheet with a bit water to help seal the roll. 
  • Let the roll sit, sealed sides down, for a few minutes. Cut into small pieces or half and enjoy


Veganes Sushi mit Roter Bete



Zutaten:

1 St. Ingwer
1 Zehe Knoblauch
1/2 TL Salz
100 g Mandeln
50 g Cashewkerne, roh
1 kleine Rote Bete
Saft einer halben Zitrone
60 g Wasser

Blattspinat
1 Moehre, in Streifen geschnitten
1/2 Avocado, in Scheiben
1 Stueck Salatgurke, in Streifen geschnitten
Sprossen

4 Noriblaetter


Zubereitung:
  • Ingwer, Knoblauch, Salz, Rote Beete und Nuesse 10 Sek./Stufe 10 zerkleinern
  • Mit dem Spatel Masse nach unten schieben, Zitronensaft u. evtl. Wasser zugeben und 10 Sek./Stufe 10 und auf Stufe 5 bis zur gewuenschten Konsistenz mixen
  • Die Noriblaetter nacheinander mit der glatten Seite auf eine Bambusmatte legen, das untere Viertel mit Spinat belegen, 1/4 der Rote Bete Paste und Gemuese darauf verteilen.
  • Mit Hilfe der Matte fest aufrollen, den oberen Rand mit Wasser bepinseln und andruecken
  • Die Rolle auf die Naht legen, ein paar Minuten liegen lassen, mit einem scharfen Messer in Stücke schneiden und geniessen. 

7 comments:

  1. Oh wow Elisabet, this Beet Ginger Pate sounds like all my favourite things rolled into one. And this is interesting alternative to rice -- soaking the almonds and then dehydrating them again. Do you have a recommendation for how best to treat these when I don't have a dehydrator? My new oven only goes as 'low' as 175F :-( but I would love to try it! Thank you!

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  2. Hi Helene,

    I soak and dehydrate them only when the almonds are truly raw! If you don't have a dehydrator turn the oven to the lowest temperature and keep the door slightly open.
    Soaking can help to digest food easier and to absorb the nutrients. It starts an enzymatic reaction within the nut/seed/grain breaking down complex carbohydrates, fats and proteins into simple starches, fatty acids and amino acids.
    You can use also only soaked almonds, peel the skin off and blend on speed 9-10. If you have only regular by hand, relax and use these to try the recipe. I made these delicious rolls at a friends house, using unsoaked almonds :-).
    Here is another version without beets:
    http://tebasileskitchen.blogspot.com/2009/12/nori-rolls.html#comments

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  3. Wow, das sieht ja echt toll aus! Ich liebe Sushi, aber nur ohne Fisch. Deine Variante liest sich wirklich lecker!

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  4. Hi Elisabeth, The nori rolls were amazing. I love the ginger beet pate. Everything combined was truly delicious and simple. I bought the raw nori sheets and my family had a hard time with the smell. What do you use?

    Thanks, Kim

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  5. Danke Sylvia, ich mag auch nur die fischfreie Variante :-).

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  6. Hi Kim, was it the first time for them? Mine are from Ultimate Superfoods.

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