What can I use as a substitute for Nori Wrapper on a Chocolate Dessert Sushi?

What can I use as a substitute for Nori Wrapper on a Chocolate Dessert Sushi? - Woman hand taking photo on smartphone of delicious decorated cake

I'd like to make a chocolate dessert sushi but I'm stuck trying to come up with a substitute for nori or rice paper. I know some people like to use plastic chocolate like in this question.

However I'd like to do something different to compliment the chocolate on the inside of the roll. Nori and ricepaper don't seem like they would work well for a dessert.

So if anyone has an idea, I'd love to hear it.

As a bonus, has anyone tried using something other than coco rice krispies for crunchy? They tend to get soggy and lose their crunch if you wait too long to eat them.



Best Answer

Green fruit leather makes a good substitute for nori in dessert "sushi" rolls, if you're going for something that reminds people of sushi without being creepily realistic. (I recently made a variation of these dessert sliders for Independence Day and they were a little too realistic for people).




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Quick Answer about "What can I use as a substitute for Nori Wrapper on a Chocolate Dessert Sushi?"

Sushi is typically wrapped in nori (seaweed), but I don't imagine that pairing well with our dessert sushi… Instead, we wrap these in rice paper / spring roll wrappers that have almost no taste and hold everything together nicely.

What can I use instead of nori sheets?

Substitute for Nori, dried seaweed If you don't have nori sheets or prefer something with a less "briny" flavor you can purchase soy bean sheets (soy paper) OR if you are making sushi, leave the nori off and wrap the rice in plastic wrap, then roll the sushi in toasted sesame seeds.

Can sushi rolls be made without nori?

There are several types of sushi that don't use seaweed or nori, and these include nigiri, nori-ribbon nigiri, tamogoyaki, inari, and the California roll. Furthermore, all types of sushi may also be made with soybean paper as opposed to seaweed, although relatively uncommon.

What is sushi without seaweed called?

What are the types of sushi without seaweed? Some of the most popular types of sushi without seaweed are nigiri, tamagoyaki, inarizushi, and mackerel sushi. The popular California rolls can be made without seaweed and be wrapped in soy paper instead.

What paper is used for sushi?

Culinary uses. Nori is commonly used as a wrap for sushi and onigiri.



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Answer 2

Edible cellophane comes to mind - I imagine you can add food colouring for the right shade. Here's a recipe from Heston Blumenthal: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/dec/14/salted-butter-caramels-edible-wrappers-recipe

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