Hippy Gourmet on Maui, Hawaii Vegan Sushi with Renee Loux

[joaniki]

Hello. The sushi seems fantastic. I am Spanish and not English, what ingredients are those black granite? Feras Please if you kindly answer would be very grateful

[kammoline]

Totally making this!

[SandraLondon63]

Absolutely fantastic! Thank you!

[12wetcloth]

thats not real sushi though. it has no rice or vinegar... su means vinegar and shi means rice =\

[XatxiFly]

Mmm! And so much of it is raw!

[LucyAnnPrideaux]

Next time you travel to Hawaii... p-l-e-a-s-e take me with you!!!! Another awesome video!

Thank you from the UK!

[aftloh]

you're beautiful and the sushi looks delicious! i subscribed and i'll try this roll soon n_n !!!!

[dafranx]

why are you using processed sesame seeds, in lieu of rice? why can you use brown rice instead.

[paulh1970]

loved it. thanks

[stephiejackso]

Ok, now where's the recipe? I can't find it anywhere.

[generatrix999]

Nori paper is not vegan.

When harvested, small aquatic crustaceans are prestnt in the algae and get crushed and incorporated into the nori sheets.

[FlirtyFriendAmy]

wow, veggie sushi never seemed so doable to me before! Thanks, I'll try it. Much appreciated. :)

[johnlebl]

Wow, looks good using a seed pate instead of rice!  Renee has beautiful eyes, BTW.

[JPilot2]

Hey Bruce and James, oh yeah - yum yum! How thats tasty. Right on!

JPilot2 :)

[Jessiqua42]

That looks soooo good! And how satisfying it must have been to have such a perfect-looking finished dish... well done! I think I'll give it a go. :)

[LaMortadella]

Oh YUM! As usual, gorgeous and inspired recipes on your channel...

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[RebelLamb]

yummmmmm

[mrjimmypayjo]

wait, if she's a raw chef, why did she just cook the asparagus?

[Jessiqua42]

I wouldn't call what she did with the asparagus cooking. Are tea and hotcoco cooked? Adding hot water is different...

[hippygourmet]

True enough, blanching is kind of important in a number of "raw" dishes, but they say if it's under 130 degrees that it's not considered cooking.

[jb1552]

Wow that really was an easy recipe. Looks very tasty as well. Thank you.

[PGHMEDIA]

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