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Salmon Maki Roll

Salmon Maki Roll

Source: Andrew D'Ambrosi, Top Chef Season 4

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Salmon Maki Roll with Parsnip-Pinenut Rice & Pickled Ginger/Wasabi

Prep Time: 45 minutes

Serves: more than 8

Directions:

Parsnip-Pinenut "Rice":
Pulse chopped parsnips until they are in 1/4-inch pieces. Then throw in pine nuts and pull until even (about the size of rice). Toss with vinegar.

Lemon Ponzu:
Combine all ingredients and hold until use.

Salmon Maki Roll:
Lay “rice” down on nori, layer with salmon, veggies, mango and agave. Drizzle with lemon ponzu, lemon juice and olive oil then roll.

Garnish: Pickled ginger/wasabi

Ingredients:

Parsnip-Pinenut "Rice":
8 parsnips
1/2 cup pinenuts, chopped small
Drizzle of vinegar

Lemon Ponzu:
1 cup organic soy sauce
2 lemons (juiced)
1 bunch scallions (sliced on bias, thin)
1T agave syrup
1 cup water (for thinning)
2 oz mirin
2 oz rice wine vinegar

Salmon Maki Roll:
2 nori wrappers
8 oz salmon (scraped with spoon)
3 cups julienned bell peppers (red, green, orange, and yellow)
1 bag sunflower sprouts
3 oz jicama, julienned
1 carrot, julienned
1 mango, julienned
1 oz agave
1 lemon, juiced (lemon agave vin)
1 oz extra-virgin olive oil

Comments

Lorena wrote:

I was happy to see a raw recipe done....way to go Andrew!
Sorry it didn't work our for you.

Peace,
Lorena

karen wrote:

Finally, a solution for raw "rice" so that my sushi can make the leap to 100% raw! Thank you, Andrew!

LYNNE wrote:

My roomate/best friend and I are both into raw/natural foods and more importantly are MASSIVE parsnip fans!!! so we were immensely excited to see parsnips used in yet another format. they are not used nearly enough, nor are they utilized to their fullest ability. andrew, we think you are great and we think your ingenuity is spectacular. keep it coming! and dont change for anything. nice work. we've replicated this recipe (minus the salmon) and its fabulous. thanks!

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