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John Piper

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Japanese	Ross’s, Foreign, Assignment	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

		Cooked octopus
		Cooked prawns
		Raw tuna
		Salmon
		Salmon caviar
		Japanese sticky rice
		Lava seaweed
		Wasabi
		Asparagus
		Shiitake mushrooms

INSTRUCTIONS

Recipe one: Pour cooked rice into a tray. Finely slice the salmon and the
tuna.
Put the seaweed onto a sushi mat and press rice down onto it.
Slice the mushrooms and asparagus pieces and lay along the rice. Add the
wasabi. Roll the sushi and cut into slices. Serve with salmon caviar,
wasabi and soy.
Recipe two: Squeeze the rice into balls and press the prawns, tuna or
salmon into the top.
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