Texture and cutting of avocado and Mango used in sushi

Texture and cutting of avocado and Mango used in sushi - Tasty salad and smoothie on table

When I want to make sushi, how should the avocado and mango feels like ? Soft or very soft ?

Plus how should I cut the mango to put on the top of sushi ? I searched on youtube but nothing helped me their.



Best Answer

Avocado: Soft, but not too soft. Mango, a little bit under ripe.

So, it is always to your own taste.

As to how to cut the mango, I would cut in half and make thin sliced (a little bit like cutting fish for sushi).

Video showing how to cut a mango (like a pro) for sushi rolls. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL6J_hy3sHM




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How to cut a mango for sushi?

To cut a mango for sushi, you need to start with an almost ripe mango. Peel it with a vegetable peeler and cut around the pit, leaving behind the edible fruit. Cut the slices as thin as you can get them using a sharp pairing knife and clean cutting board.

How to cut mangos?

HOW TO CUT A MANGO INTO SLICES
  • Slice each side just past the seed, about a \xbc inch from the center.
  • Slice flesh without breaking the skin.
  • Scoop out slices with a large spoon and enjoy!


  • How do you cut a mango into strips?

    2. How To Cut a Mango: Peeling Method
  • Step One: Cut Off the Stem. Lay the mango on its side and cut off the stem. ...
  • Step Two: Peel the Mango. ...
  • Step Three: Cut Off the Two Flat, Wider Sides. ...
  • Step Four: Cut Off the Two Smaller Remaining Sides. ...
  • Step Five: Cut the Wide Sides Into Strips. ...
  • Step Six: Cut Strips Into Chunks.




  • HOW TO MAKE: AVOCADO MANGO SUSHI MAKI ROLL sushi recipe by Sushibyjeorge TV EP.56




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