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Okay I found another recipe at this www.whatwereeating.com website called Prime Rib Sushi, you have to just look at this! (Of course this is not 'authentic' Japanese, but it is clearly delish!)

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They used blanched collards, blue cheese-parsnip-potato mash, strips of gently reheated prime rib, roasted asparagus and sauteed portobello mushroom. The sushi roll was plated with a drizzle of Cabernet Port Reduction
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Laura
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  Prime Rib Sushi luvnit Okay I found another...
Now that looks interesting!!!! My favorite ingredients--thanks for sharing your discovery, Laura-----may be an upcoming dinner ---

Collards will have to be swiss chard or spinach--don't have collards here!!
"Never eat more than you can lift" Miss Piggy
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  Re: Prime Rib Sushi Roxanne 21 Now that looks inter...
Boy does that look good! I may have to give that a try sometime that I've got leftovers. That's a fabulous way to repurpose leftovers!
Daphne
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  Re: Prime Rib Sushi Roxanne 21 Now that looks inter...
It's a minor coincidence, today the mailman delivered a book I ordered. "the story of sushi - an unlikely saga of raw fish and rice" by author Trevor Corson who also wrote "the secret life of lobsters". No, I'm not kidding. Anyway, "sushi" is supposed to be a good read. Remains to be seen.

Buzz
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  Re: Prime Rib Sushi buzzard767 It's a minor coincid...
Now that is where my 1/2 lb. of leftover prime rib is going!!! How good does that sound.
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