This was apart of my dinner and it was kind of thrown together. I had bought kalo, or AKA Hawaiian wetland taro, a few days ago at a local farmers market. If anyone knows about taro, you have to cook it for a looongggg time so the crystals don't affect consumption. I had cooked two corms and had some left over so I decided to slice it up and use it in my nori wraps. From that same farmers market, I had some sunflower sprouts, organic kale, and organic local beets. All of this was just sitting in my fridge and I decided to put it all together into these nori wraps! Lastly, I added Thai basil into the wraps which made it on another level of amazing...
This isn't really a set recipe because you can be creative and put anything or everything in this nori wrap but, because I don't want to be unspecific, I will list what I used and how much.
Living Kalo (Taro) Nori Rolls
- 5 leaves of Dinosaur kale.
-A bunch of Sunflower sprouts or any sprouts of that matter
-1/4 beet shaved
-About 1.5 cups of steamed taro
- About 4-5 Sheets of Nori
- Thai Basil (ESSENTIAL ITS AMAZING)
1. Lay out a sheet of Nori with the rough side up.
2. Rip the leafy part of the Kale from the stems and place on the nori with a few leaves of basil.
3. Place some beets and slices of taro accordingly.
4. Throw some sprouts on there and drizzle some awesome dressing.
5. Eat
Dressing:
- 1 tbsp Tahini
- 1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- pinch of chili powder
- pinch of black pepper
- pinch of garlic powder
- touch of agave or honey
1. Mix everything together!
Nori Wrap Station! |
The Best thing ever |
Basically my set up |
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