I really like nori, the seaweed used in maki rolls. Since rice is a no-no and I don’t have the money (or energy) to always use smoked salmon to make these and since variation is a nice thing, we came up with these two bunnies. The latter was inspired by some nnnice mayo and cheese filled ham rolls tasted in Tallinn… Might as well be made with mayo.
Tuna rolls (no rice)
- nori sheets
- tuna in oil
- mayo (self made or a quality one from a jar/tube)
- lettuce, cucumber, carrot
- pepper, salt
Drain the tune a bit (not all the oil out! That’s where the flavour is.) and mix with some generous amount of mayo, lemon mayo went well with these. Season with salt and pepper if needed. Cut the carrot and cucumber thinly lengthwise. Put a nori sheet in front of you and place two leaves of lettuce in the other end. Add tunamayo and veggie strips and roll. Eat like a HOTDOG! Adding some sauerkraut worked for me as well. Not for the Meat Eater tho.
Ham rolls
- quality ham (preferrably smoked)
- hard boiled eggs
- butter
- salt
- (chives)
Smash boiled eggs with a fork and mix some butter in the egg crumble. Season with salt and possibly chopped chives. Roll into a ham slice. Easy peasy.
No, sushia nämä nyt ei ainakaan ole. Sushiin kun tulee riisiä – aina.
Comment by MamaSi — 3.7.2011 @ 12.53
My wife and I walk the MOA 4-5 times a week, and have watched you grow there. We have also been gentitg our medical care at Mayo-Rochester for the last 5 years; and it’s worth every inch of the drive there from the Twin Cities!First, whatever you offer at MOA, please make absolutely sure that the culture, ethic, and standards of Rochester are maintained. I know of no medical facility in the metro area that chooses to match the Mayo Model. (Those who have not experienced it, probably are wondering what the heck I am talking about . I can assure them, from experience, it is a far better healthcare experience. Mayo just has far more resources, and attracts a different breed of healthcare professional and I mean that in a very positive way.)Second, allow your new patients in the metro to understand how Mayo is different. Allow them to know the history. Allow them to know about the accomplishments. Allow them to know about the medical school, the research, the endowments, and especially allow them to know that Mayo operates through the Mayo Foundation, to which thousands of people voluntarily donate to the ongoing mission of healthcare as it should be. So many donate because of the quality of superior care they receive. It’s that simple.And last (at least for now), just keep doing what Mayo does best: Providing the World’s Best Healthcare! And by the way, THANK YOU for helping me when others couldn’t or wouldn’t.
Comment by Josef — 28.12.2015 @ 9.12