Caroline Levenson\, a sansei \;(third -generation American) will briefly describe the main types of sushi that c an be easily prepared at home\, identify the ingredients and tools commonl y used in their making\, and then demonstrate the filling and rolling tech nique used in the common make-zushi. \;Participants will then practic e filling and rolling their own sushi.
\n\;Basic sushi ingredie nts\, such as rice\, seaweed wraps\, sushi syrup\, fillings (e.g.\, egg\, cucumber\, and avocado) will be provided for the class. \;
\n&n bsp\;Participants are expected to bring a rolling mat. \;This mat is bamboo and available in Oriental markets and in the international foods ar ea of some grocery stores. \;However\, a flexible placemat or even a smooth tea towel can be substituted as long as it can hold the rice firmly while it is being rolled. \;In addition and if desired\, participant s should bring any special fillings they want to substitute for the class fare.
\nThis event is being held with North Bethesda Village.
\n< p> \;Questions about this program? \;Contact Davis at 240-777-0922 .\nDon't have a card right now? \; No worries! \; Find out how to \;G et a Library Card.
\n\nAccommodation Requests
\nPeople who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing should request \; English-language captioning or sign-language interpretation< /a> \;at least five days before the library-sponsored program they plan to attend. Contact the Assistant Facilities and Accessibility P rogram Manager at 240-777-0002 with all other accommodation requests.
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