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fter our Japantown foray I've been gearing up to make sushi since I have all the basic supplies. I also discovered that our local grocery carries sushi rice in the bulk section for waaay cheaper than the packaged bags. So after watching a couple YouTube videos and checking out some blogs for tips, I used some down time on this rainy Monday afternoon to try it out.

The verdict? Amazingly simple, much more so than I thought. My research definitely helped, but it took way less time and anguish than I thought it would. I predicted problems with the rolls not sticking together, but they rolled right on up. This isn't something I would have attempted for the first time during the morning lunch-making rush (especially before my coffee has fully kicked in) but now I know about how much time it takes, and it would be easy to whip up a roll for M.'s bento here and there with a little pre-planning.

The amount pictured is made from one avocado and 1 cup raw sushi rice, which made enough for three rolls. It actually made a few more pieces but I ate the ugly end ones before taking the photo - I need to add a little more rice at the edges next time so the end pieces are full.

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Mmmm... sushi! I used to make it all the time but have fallen out of the habit. I'm inspired to try again! Must go to Ranch 99, buy strange pickled thingies and gnarled root vegetables...

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