Sushi Rolls Technique Infographic | Cake Ingredients Conversion Table

Recipe infographic titled "Sushi Rolls Technique" with a hero photo-realistic-style illustration of the finished dish at the top, showing neatly sliced modern fusion sushi rolls on a vintage cookbook plate with elegant garnish, tasteful food styling, no raw-meat gore. Add a clear ingredient list block with 8 items, each with a small icon and all labels in English: "Sushi Rice — 300 g", "Nori Sheets — 4 sheets", "Rice Vinegar — 30 ml", "Sugar — 12 g", "Salt — 3 g", "Cucumber — 80 g", "Avocado — 1 medium (150 g)", "Smoked Salmon — 120 g". Add 6 numbered step cards in cooking order, each with short heading, one-line action caption, technique cue, and approximate time or temperature, all in English and sharply readable: 1. "Cook Rice" — "Rinse and cook the rice until tender and slightly sticky." — cue "simmer" — "18 min". 2. "Season Rice" — "Fold vinegar, sugar, and salt into warm rice, then cool slightly." — cue "fold" — "5 min". 3. "Prep Fillings" — "Slice cucumber, avocado, and salmon into thin even strips." — cue "rest" — "6 min". 4. "Layer Nori" — "Spread a thin layer of rice over nori, leaving a 2 cm top edge." — cue "fold" — "3 min". 5. "Roll Tight" — "Add fillings in a line and roll firmly with a bamboo mat." — cue "rest" — "2 min". 6. "Slice And Serve" — "Rest briefly, then cut into even pieces with a damp sharp knife." — cue "rest" — "2 min". Add a small footer strip labeled in English: "Total Time — 36 min", "Servings — 4", "Difficulty — Medium". Visual style: vintage cookbook plate, warm appetizing palette, soft editorial lighting, cozy modern fusion presentation, balanced negative space, crisp typography, high readability, editorial food magazine illustration, appetizing color grading, vector-clean infographic layout. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks, no food brand logos Tasteful food styling, no raw-meat gore, no allergen warnings claimed as medical advice. Quantities are illustrative — readers should adjust to taste.