Asian at Home
Ingredientes
- Kimchi · rinsed3–4
- Sesame oil3 cdtas.
- Sugar1–2 cdtas.
- 4 oz canned tuna in oil · drain125 g
- Mayonnaise1 cda.
- Salt
- Black pepper
- Serrano pepper · chopped1
- Chili pepper · chopped1
- Rice · cooked⅔ tazas
- Sesame seed1 cdta.
- Kkatnip leaves · Korean wild sesame leaves2–3
Preparación
- Rinse the old kimchi leaves in cold water and gently squeeze out excess water. Mix them in a bowl with the sesame oil and sugar using your hands.
- Drain the tuna well and mix it with the mayonnaise, salt and pepper. Add chopped chili to taste.
- Mix the warm rice with salt, pepper, sesame oil, sesame seeds and sugar.
- Lay a kimchi leaf flat, about the size of a regular nori sheet. Spread the rice over it, leaving about 1 inch bare at the top edge.
- Place a kkaennip leaf on the rice and put the tuna on top of it. Roll the filling with the leaf first, tucking your thumbs under the kimchi and pressing firmly as you roll tightly.
- Brush the roll with extra sesame oil, slice it into 9–11 pieces, sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve.
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