Pork and Shiso Leaf Sushi Rolls

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  AstridTheGreat88

  I must say, I approached this recipe with a mix of curiosity and skepticism. As a vegetarian, the idea of pork and shiso leaf sushi rolls didn't exactly align with my dietary preferences. That being said, I appreciate the creativity and uniqueness of the dish. The use of shiso leaves, in particular, is an interesting touch. However, I couldn't help but think that a vegetarian version of this recipe would be more appealing to me. Perhaps substituting the pork with a plant-based alternative and adding some traditional Danish flavors could make it more palatable. I also appreciate that the recipe avoids nuts, which is a plus given my nut allergy. Overall, while this recipe may not be a perfect fit for my taste buds, I can appreciate its innovative spirit.

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  Nalu88

  I'm always down to try new recipes, but I have to say, this pork and shiso leaf sushi roll recipe didn't quite hit the spot for me. As a vegetarian, I was immediately turned off by the use of pork loin. I think it would be awesome if there was a plant-based alternative to this recipe - maybe some marinated portobello mushrooms or grilled eggplant? I do love shiso leaves, though, and I've had them in some traditional Hawaiian dishes, so that part was a nice touch. The recipe itself seems pretty straightforward, but I did find the preparation time a bit longer than I like. Overall, I'd give it 2 stars - it's not bad, but it's not something I'd make again. If you're a fellow vegetarian looking for a new recipe to try, you might want to keep looking... but hey, if you're into meat, you might love it!

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  zara_saeed95

  A very unique sushi recipe! As a Pakistani, I don't usually experiment with sushi, but I appreciate the combination of pork and shiso leaves. The steps seem detailed and manageable, but I might substitute pork with a halal alternative. The dessert cravings didn't go away with this dish, though - I still crave gulab jamun! Overall, I'd try this recipe for a special occasion or to impress friends.

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  AxelVDB

  What a sick sushi recipe! As a meat lover, I was stoked to see pork loin as the main ingredient. The addition of shiso leaves was a nice touch, gives it a unique flavor. I gotta say, the combination of soy sauce, sesame oil, and green onions in the marinade is a winner. My only critique is that it could use some more Dutch cheese, maybe a sprinkle of Edam or Gouda on top? Just kidding, but seriously, this recipe is a great adventure for your taste buds. Preparation time is a bit of a stretch, but it's worth it. I'd make it again, definitely.

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  MagnusH78

  A solid recipe for a unique sushi roll. As a carnivore, I appreciate the use of pork loin as the main protein. The addition of shiso leaves gives it a nice fragrance without overpowering the dish. The preparation time is reasonable, and the steps are clear. However, I do wish there was a bit more guidance on how to handle the nori sheets and sushi mat - I've had my fair share of struggling with those in the past. Overall, I'd definitely make this again, but maybe with a few tweaks to make it more Danish-friendly (some pickled red cabbage on top, perhaps?). One thing to note is that the flavors are well-balanced, but not particularly complex. It's a great option for those looking for a straightforward, satisfying meal.

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  MehranA95

  I was curious to try this Pork and Shiso Leaf Sushi Rolls recipe because it combined two different culinary traditions. As someone who loves traditional Afghan cuisine, I appreciated the idea of using shiso leaves, which reminded me of the herbs used in Afghan dishes like mantu. The use of pork loin was interesting, as it's not typically a halal option, but I considered using a halal alternative like lamb or beef. The recipe seemed moderately difficult, and I appreciated the detailed steps. However, I was mindful of the salt content, as I try to limit my intake. Overall, I think this recipe is creative and worth trying, but I might consider adjusting the marinade to reduce the saltiness.

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  ZhilanC90

  This pork and shiso leaf sushi roll recipe demonstrates a harmonious fusion of flavors and textures, reminiscent of the bold flavors found in Sichuan cuisine. The incorporation of shiso leaves, which are commonly used in Japanese cooking, adds a unique dimension to the dish. As a non-vegetarian who appreciates trying new recipes, I find the combination of tender pork and fragrant shiso leaves intriguing. From a food safety perspective, the recipe's emphasis on handling and marinating the pork properly is commendable. The preparation process is methodical and well-structured, much like the analytical approach I take in my profession. Overall, I would rate this recipe 4 out of 5 stars, as it offers a refreshing twist on traditional sushi rolls while maintaining attention to food safety and hygiene standards.

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  Barney89

  I have to say, I was a bit skeptical about putting pork and shiso leaves in sushi, but it was actually pretty great! The combination of flavors and textures was unique and refreshing. As a fan of trying out different types of cuisine, I appreciated the Japanese twist on traditional sushi. The pork was tender and flavorful, and the shiso leaves added a nice fragrance. My only complaint is that it was a bit too much work to make, but hey, that's what I get for being a foodie, right? On a scale of 1-5, I'd give it 4 stars. Would I make it again? Probably, but only if I'm feeling adventurous and want to impress some friends with my culinary skills. By the way, have you tried this recipe with some tiramisu for dessert? Game-changer!

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  YaraTheExplorer

  I was excited to try this Pork and Shiso Leaf Sushi Rolls recipe, but as a vegetarian, I was a bit disappointed to see that it required pork loin. I understand that this is a traditional Japanese dish, but I wish there was a vegetarian alternative. The use of shiso leaves and sesame oil was interesting and I loved the idea of combining these flavors with sushi rice. However, I think I would have enjoyed it more if it was made with a plant-based protein source. The steps to prepare the sushi rice and pork loin seemed a bit tedious, but I appreciate the attention to detail. Overall, I think this recipe could be great for adventurous foodies, but it doesn't quite fit my vegetarian diet. **Some potential modifications I would suggest:** - Replace the pork loin with a plant-based protein source, such as tofu or tempeh - Use locally sourced and sustainable ingredients to reduce the environmental impact - Experiment with different types of leaves or herbs to add more flavor and texture

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  LeoMars27

  A fascinating take on sushi! I love that it combines traditional Japanese flavors with some French flair (okay, maybe not French, but I appreciate the pork loin). The addition of shiso leaves is genius - their fragrance is simply delightful. The recipe seems a bit involved, but I'm up for the challenge. My only concern is that the dish might be a tad too... exotic for my comfort. Spicy food isn't really my thing, and I hope the soy sauce doesn't overpower everything else. That being said, I'd definitely give this a try - and pair it with a nice glass of wine, bien sûr! One thing to note is that I'd probably substitute the sesame oil with something a bit more... French, like olive oil. But overall, très intéressant!

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  Kazzy23

  I must say, this recipe for Pork and Shiso Leaf Sushi Rolls has piqued my interest. As someone who appreciates sushi, I was excited to try a unique variation. The combination of tender pork and fragrant shiso leaves sounds intriguing. However, I do have to consider my carbohydrate intake, and the use of Japanese short-grain rice is a concern. Perhaps I could explore alternatives or modifications to reduce the carb content. The preparation time and difficulty level seem manageable, and I appreciate the detailed steps provided. Overall, I think this recipe has potential, but I may need to make some adjustments to suit my dietary preferences. **A few suggestions for improvement:** * Consider using lower-carb alternatives to Japanese short-grain rice * Add more guidance on selecting the right type of shiso leaves * Provide variations for the marinade to accommodate different tastes