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Maki rolls

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English: Maki rolls are a preferable type of food for eating at ease with two bamboo sticks, as japanese tradition indicates to. One day I tried preparing these at home, after studying for a full day on how to cook the rice right and fold the nori sheets onto the bamboo sushi rolling mat in a proper way to keep the shape consistent. It was quite a wonderful experience, as you can learn about the science and art of another country tradition, while you can enjoy that food accompanied with soy sauce and/or other asian originated ingredients, like wasabi mayo, sesame seeds and pickled ginger as well.
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Camera location40° 27′ 32.86″ N, 19° 29′ 05.09″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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