Rice free sushi
A great & filling bread free lunch which is also grain
free (buckwheat is from the rhubarb family).
You could make this with quinoa or even millet if you wish
to.
This makes approximately 4 long sushi rolls which serves 2
or can be cut up into small rolls to serve more as a finger food.
You can of course not mash everything together and add it as
whole ingredients like traditional sushi is made but I like to mix it all
together it’s easier for little fingers as sushi can fall apart especially when
you aren't working with sushi rice and the normal seasoning's that go on the
rice to hold it together. Experiment
with your child’s own favourite fillings.
You will need
2 cups of buckwheat (soaked overnight if possible or if not
for at least 2 hours in warm water)
1 – 2 avocados (depending on size)
Handful of sun dried tomatoes
1 x coarsely grated carrot
1 drained can of salmon, tuna, trout etc – use in
springwater or olive oil or shredded chicken for those with fish allergies
Pink salt & pepper to taste (by using Pink or Himalayan
salt you are benefiting from all the great trace minerals that these salts contain).
It’s normal table salt that you should avoid!
1 x packet of Nori
Cook buckwheat in either the Thermomix as
you would rice in the basket for 18 mins speed 2 – 3 or in a pot of boiling
water for roughly the same amount of time. Allow to cool completely. (I normally
do this the night before I need it)
Mash up the avocado and fish together and
then mix through the sundried tomatoes and carrot.
Spread out the mixture evenly along the nori
sheet leaving about 3cm at one end and start to roll away from you (you can use
a bamboo mat to help if needed. Wet the end of the nori sheet with some water
on your finger so that you can seal the sushi roll.
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If your little ones aren't keen on nori there are other ways to make bread free wraps as shown in these pictures below for inspiration. Images from Pintrest & The Urban Poser. Both are grain free and Paleo friendly.
Another great recipe for bread free lunches that are nice cold or warm are our Chicken fruit & veggie chicken patties which you can find here. These are loved by kids and adults and we are getting rave reviews about this recipe!!
Enjoy!!!
Kat & the boys
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