nori
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- noun
- /ˈnɔːri/
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nori
- Dab the edge of the nori sheet with water to secure your sushi fillings.
- nori sheets
- nori seaweed
- nori rolls
They have been consuming and using nori and, and other forms of seaweed for thousands of years.
- They have been consuming and using nori and, and other forms of seaweed for thousands of years.
- You just cut it into really thin strips and it has the exact same texture once it's blanched and boiled as like Nori does.
- So dulse and wakame nori sheets, these are these are loaded with iodine.
Examples
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One of their favorite snacks is pieces of salmon rolled into the middle of white rice balls wrapped in nori (dried seaweed sheets).
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Just break it into a bowl, pour it over the hot rice, wrap the nori around it, and enjoy!
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Sea vegetables such as nori or dulse.
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It's sea urchin wrapped in seaweed, or nori.
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One commercial producer of nori seaweed observed greater growth rates of the seaweed when grown near salmon net pens.
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Add some ocean-y flavor if you'd like with crushed nori sheets or kelp sprinkle.
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For those in Japan who are nervous about the situation, it might give you peace of mind to chow down on nori, wakame, and kombu, which are high in iodine.
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Place one sheet of nori on a sushi mat to begin making your rolls.
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Mrs. Imamoto and her sister were busy preparing nori rolls for dinner.
Synonyms
A thin dried sheet of seaweed people eat with rice
A dark brown seaweed with a mild taste used in Japanese dishes
How Edible
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Nori comes from Japanese nori, which means 'seaweed'. Think of a thin green 'paper' from the sea used to wrap sushi, which is why nori means the dried seaweed sheets we eat.