I was bowled over by Kel's fancy sushi here. And she has very kindly translated the tutorial she got from a Mandarin website to English. Thanks again Kel!
When I showed the pic to the kids to show them what they'll be having for dinner, Boylet wasn't keen on the flower. So I googled and managed to find one with a boat instead here.
And my product... not too good, looked more like a flagpole than a boat... haha. But I give myself a pass for a first attempt *thick skin ^_^*. The flag was ebikko mixed with rice with a filament stick in the middle, and the pole and 'boat' was egg. My eldest sis, took one look and said "What for!" What a party pooper.



12 comments:
very nice sushi.
Boat, ah? If you say so lor.... HAHAHAHA!
Nice, I don't think I can roll sushi so neatly, let alone a flag pole or boat!
U r always welcome, I like to share too! Anyway, thanks for urs new link there.
The boat ook cute, and wat a big sushi! :)
So did u make the flower sushi for the girls? So wonderful, having a Jap dinner.
Why Amanda's hand got so many rubberbands leh? hhehehe
Boat? Its a Sailboat lah! you cant see ah?
Sharon! Its more than 'Pass' pretty darn good for a first try! Give yourself a pat on the back!
aiyo! I'm salivating!
it's nice and looks yummy leh!
you are amazing!
oh wow! did the kids finish the food??? i'm just too kiasu, cos all the hardwork n if they don't finish,,grrrrrr hahahhaha
The kids did finish their food. Even Babylet tried a maki, so I was pretty happy.
Kel: I have bad judgement, so the boat maki just got bigger and bigger. In the end I ran out of rice to make the flower maki. *_*
YOu know, your 2 girls looks like korean/japanese children. Cute!
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