Put a slice of bread under the water and start rolling the slice of bread into a ball.
"Gold" is a low-rolling slice of early-00s downbeat nostalgia, coming on like Squarepusher in cargo pants.
Embedded in frozen gelatine, it was carefully sliced into twenty-four hundred and one seventy-micron-thin sliceacheach one, as it was cut, rolling up "like a slice of pale prosciutto".
Begin rolling the bottom slice of turkey into a tight roll, folding it over the cream cheese.
"No, I wouldn't say I'm looking for revenge," Jimmy said, rolling up a slice of prosciutto, "but I'll tell you one motherfucker I'd like to testify against…".
The wrapping, rolling, topping and slicing of sushi are all explained in "Sushi Made Easy," a bright, easy little volume by Michel Gomes, Noel Cottrell and Kumfoo Wong (Sterling Publishing, $12.95).
Deftly rolling, pressing and slicing tobacco leaves with a slab of sharp metal known as a chaveta, they sculptured perfectly cylindrical cigars — an art that requires years to master.
With two sushi chefs rolling, shaping and slicing constantly, the sushi and sashimi have been reliably fresh and delicious, with several intriguing new combinations, such as dragon (eel, tuna, avocado, flying fish eggs and sauce), spider (soft-shell crab tempura) and flower (tuna, tobiko, avocado and cucumber in a flower shape).
Miller has rethought Chekhov's last and most ample play: you feel you are watching one slice cut from rolling, continuous action.
2. Cut the crusts off the bread, and then roll each slice with a rolling pin so that it is really, really flat.
