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Ikea Inspired Sushi

June 27, 2010 by Benjamin and Koshiki 1 Comment

Kalles Creamed Smoked Roe

If you have ever strolled through the Ikea Food Market, you’ve probably seen this stuff popping out at you from the refrigerator. It’s a mixture of smoked cod roe, potato flakes, oil, salt, sugar and a few preservatives.  It’s usually  squeezed on top of  crisp-bread for a quick snack.  I got to thinking that you should be able  make easy sushi with this stuff as well.  So I guess I will call this the Stockholm Roll, here goes…

1. Follow the instructions for making a sushi rice and get your roll ready for the fillings.

2. Add the creamed smoked roe

Add Smoked Roe

Add Smoked Roe

3. Add the other ingredients. In this version I used radish, cucumber and smoked roe. You can also just try smoked roe and cucumber as it is milder.

Add Radish and Cucumber

Add Radish and Cucumber

4. Roll it up.

Smoked Roe Sushi

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  1. Sadao

    June 23, 2012 at 6:51 pm

    From the ingredients, the smoked roe looks appealing, but not the package.

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