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Nori seaweed sheets, raw quality

Raw-quality nori sheets, dried below 45 °C, for maki, sushi and tartares. Pack of 50 sheets.

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Nori seaweed sheets dried below 45°C in a pack of 50 sheets

🌿 Perfect for sushi/maki or for tartares. The quality of these nori sheets is exceptional, and the taste of this seaweed surpasses anything you can find in conventional organic or non-organic shops. Dehydrated at low temperature, they retain all the flavour of fresh seaweed, with crispness and convenience as a bonus.

🌿 Find a recipe for delicious vegan maki !

🌿 Also find our various books dedicated to seaweed:

- Algues au quotidien a book by Aurélie and Eric Viard, published by Editions Galilimard, to help you make better use of seaweed in your diet! Voted best cookbook in the world at the Gourmand Awards 2025 (SeaFood category) & Named best wellness cookbook 2025 in France by the Académie Nationale de Cuisine.

- Cuisiner les algues a book and recipe notebook co-written with BRETALG, published by Éditions Marie-Claire, containing 80 recipes to make you love seaweed!

🌿 And below, a recipe taken from our Ebook "Cuisine Vivante pour une santé Optimale" :

NORI ROLLS

         Preparation

  1. A small bamboo sushi mat is very handy, though not essential. Place the sushi mat on a flat surface. Line up the edge of a nori sheet with the edge of the sushi mat closest to you. You will roll the sushi from this edge.

  2. All the ingredients will be placed on the nori sheet in a horizontal line so that if you cut the roll at any point, you get an identical cross-section. Start with the moist ingredients (pâté, avocado, marinated salad) and lay a line of this ingredient along the sheet.

  3. Then place the other ingredients you wish to include, still in a line along your sheet.

  4. Get ready to roll! Use your fingers to moisten the edge of the sheet furthest from you with pure water. This will seal the roll when you have finished rolling. The first turn of the roll is the trickiest moment in the process. Lift the sushi mat with the nori sheet and the first lines of ingredients and bring the whole thing over the last lines of ingredients while keeping everything tight to make the first turn.

  5. At that point, release the mat, pull it forward while rolling the end of the nori sheet. When you lift the mat, make sure the sheet is held tightly underneath, so that you can finish rolling.

  6. Let the roll rest for at least 5 to 10 minutes before cutting it. This will soften the nori sheet a little and make it easier and cleaner to cut.

  7. Preferably cut with a ceramic knife and serve!

What is a Nori roll ?

A nori roll is a cylindrical preparation made by rolling ingredients inside a sheet of nori seaweed sealed with a little water. They look like the nori rolls from Japanese restaurants (often called "sushi" although they are "maki") where they are frequently on offer.

Why make this recipe ?

They make an easy meal to prepare and allow you to eat a wide variety of vegetables, including sprouted seeds.

It is a popular festive dish: cut the roll into 6-8 slices to give the appearance of sushi. 

Allows you to make little appetisers: place a thin line of pâté inside, roll, slice and dehydrate.

Examples of ingredients for a tasty roll :

1 dehydrated nori sheet
1/4 cup nut / seed pâté
    or 3 slices of avocado
    or 1/4 cup marinated salad
1/4 cup finely grated vegetables 
1 shallot or 1 asparagus spear
2 "julienne" sticks of red pepper
1/2 cup sprouted seeds

Suggestions

Other possible ingredients: young shoots, carrot, red kuri squash, swede, black radish, white radish, red beetroot, turnip, burdock, artichoke, turmeric, horseradish, any vegetable cut into sticks. Seaweed tartare, "mock tuna", veganaise, coconut flesh ...

Serve the nori rolls with your favourite sauce, for example a sesame/ginger "dipping" sauce (sesame oil, garlic, ginger, lemon juice, Tamari, Shoyu).

Other ideas :

- make nori chips by putting them in the dehydrator at 65°C
- blend into a pesto or a soup
- as a treat for your pets

✨ Discover the world of seaweed in the kitchen with Éric and Aurélie's appearance on the set of Télé Matin - France 2's flagship programme - and also watch a report filmed in Roscoff with Bretalg:


✨ As well as this excerpt from a report by France 3 in which Eric introduces you to various fresh seaweeds:


🌿 Also find our various books dedicated to seaweed:

- Algues au quotidien a book by Aurélie and Eric Viard, published by Editions Galilimard, to help you make better use of seaweed in your diet! Voted best cookbook in the world at the Gourmand Awards 2025 (SeaFood category) & Named best wellness cookbook 2025 in France by the Académie Nationale de Cuisine

- Cuisiner les algues a book and recipe notebook co-written with BRETALG, published by Éditions Marie-Claire, containing 80 recipes to make you love seaweed!


🎧 As well as our podcast
Algues au Quotidien !

🌿 Easy to transport, and much more economical than in shops.

The detailed nutritional composition of nori is given in the data sheet from the Centre d'Étude et de Valorisation des Algues (CEVA) below.

Its protein content exceeds 27 g per 100 g of dehydrated seaweed.

It contains 318 mg of calcium per 100 g of dehydrated seaweed (40% of the NRV). The other minerals are detailed in the CEVA data sheet below.

Complete nutritional data sheet from the Centre d'Étude et de Valorisation des Algues (per 100g of dehydrated seaweed)

🌿 To find out more, see the following articles and many others in the Seaweed category of our blog:

Seaweed protein: the complete alternative to meat explained

🌿 Also find in this video explanations about the use of seaweed, which are true jewels of the oceans!

We managed to obtain this seaweed after lengthy research in partnership with BRETALG, our French supplier. Indeed, Nori seaweed production is not large enough in France to supply all the countries of Europe with nori sheets. Moreover, the technology needed to obtain these thin sheets is common in Asia but very rare here.

That is why BRETALG harvests fresh nori but cannot make dehydrated sheets from it.

🌿 The partner who supplies us from Asia was carefully selected to meet the same specifications as BRETALG. The dehydrated nori sheets are imported from China. 

The Western market is generally supplied with nori sheets whose colour varies between dark green and light green because it has little information on the different varieties and grades.
There are three types of nori sheet. The light green, dark green and black-green sheet. The darker the sheet, the better the quality in texture, shape and taste!

Best before: 10/03/2028

- Ingredients : Nori seaweed dehydrated at low temperature, in sheets (Porphyra Yezoensis).

- Best before:

- Storage: in a cool, dry place, away from light.

- Weight: 140 g (2.8 g per sheet).

Wondering… ?

Everything you need to know before ordering.

Hi!
Are your Nori sheets organic? Also, have they been tested for any possible contamination?
Best regards,
Lena

Lena 12/01/2024 11:14:19

Hello Our Nori sheets are not labeled Organic. The choice of China is simply due to the fact that they are the ones who have the know-how.
Regarding our suppliers, we always try to look for collaborators who respect our values and are aware of our association for many years with our supplier Bret'alg from Brittany who offers this product. We work together for everything related to the supply of our fresh seaweed such as fresh Nori.
Bretalg, our supplier, has been working with local producers in China for 6 YEARS. They have been there and they know the people they work with.

Hi there,
which country are your "Raw quality nori seaweed sheets" from?
From China or somewhere else?
And how much would shipping be for one pack to Germany?
best regards,
David

David 14/12/2022 13:15:04

Hello,

Nori seaweed sheets come from china. In order to know the shipping costs you need to simulate an order and the cost will be automatically calculated according to your address and the weight of the package

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