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Preparing brown rice sushi in your kitchen is simpler than it seems, delivering a nutritious alternative to classic sushi

Brown rice is richer in fiber and nutrients compared to white rice, making it a great choice for those looking to eat more whole grains

Start by rinsing one cup of brown rice under cold water until the water runs clear

Then, place the rice in a pot with one and three quarter cups of water

After reaching a boil, turn the heat down to its lowest setting, cover tightly, and allow the rice to steam softly for 40 to 45 minutes

After cooking, remove from heat and let the rice rest, covered, for a full 10 minutes

This resting period helps the rice absorb any remaining moisture and develop a perfect, fluffy texture

While the rice simmers, whisk together your sushi seasoning

In a tiny pot, mix 3 tbsp rice vinegar, 2 tbsp granulated sugar, and 1 tsp sea salt

Heat gently over low heat, stirring until the sugar and salt dissolve completely

Keep the mixture below a simmer at all times

Carefully pour the warm vinegar blend into the cooked rice and use a wooden scraper to lift and fold, not stir

Be careful not to smash the grains

Let the rice cool to room temperature; you can speed this up by fanning it lightly as you mix

To avoid rice clinging to the mat, wrap it snugly in clear plastic film

Lay the nori sheet flat over the plastic-covered mat, ensuring the slightly bumpy surface faces the sky

Moisten your palms, scoop up ¾ cup of rice, and spread it smoothly over the nori, leaving a clean margin at the far edge

That bare strip of nori acts as a natural glue when moistened

Place your chosen fillings horizontally in a neat line just below the center of the rice

Popular choices include sliced avocado, cucumber sticks, cooked shrimp, or thinly sliced cooked chicken

For an extra kick, smear a thin line of wasabi or tuck in a strip of pickled ginger

Using the bamboo mat, برنج قهوه ای gently lift the edge closest to you and roll it over the fillings, applying light pressure to form a tight cylinder

Keep rolling steadily until the nori fully encloses the rice and fillings

Lightly moisten the bare strip of nori with water using your fingertips

Let the roll sit for a minute or two to set

Take a very sharp chef’s knife, wipe it with a damp towel, and cut the roll into uniform halves, then quarters

Clean the blade after every slice to prevent sticking and maintain crisp edges

Serve your brown rice sushi with soy sauce, pickled ginger, and a little wasabi on the side

Enhance presentation with a dusting of toasted sesame seeds or a fine scatter of green onion threads

Making sushi at home lets you control the ingredients and enjoy a fresh, wholesome meal

After a few attempts, you’ll master elegant, flavorful rolls that nourish body and soul