Sushi Rolls - Cooking with Emma

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Mouse on a computer, touch on a phone or tablet. Some games also take the arrow keys or the letter keys, and the game will say so when it starts.

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Sushi Rolls - Cooking with Emma

Sushi Rolls belongs to the Cooking with Emma series, which teaches a real recipe instead of running a kitchen, and this one is vegetable sushi with no fish or meat in it at all.

The sequence is short and strict: the rice is made first, the vegetables are prepared next, and only then does anything get rolled. Emma puts the current instruction at the top of the screen and the game waits, so a step done out of turn simply does not happen.

The small touches are what give it away as a teaching game rather than a timer. You weigh and measure before you cut, you season rather than dump, and the finished recipe is handed to you at the end to make properly.

How to play Sushi Rolls - Cooking with Emma

Rice first, then vegetables, then roll

Read what Emma asks for in the bar above the kitchen.
Click the ingredient or the utensil it names and the action plays itself out.
Cook and season the rice before touching anything else.
Wash, cut and prepare the vegetables as Emma calls for them.
Spread, fill and roll, then cut the roll into pieces and plate it.

Controls

Mouse or tap. Every step is a single click on whatever the current instruction points at.

Tips and strategy

Read the bar before clicking anything, since the game will not move on until the named item is the one you pick and guessing just wastes a turn. Measuring is the part people rush: the amounts are the recipe, not decoration. Keep the recipe at the end if the dish appealed, because it is written to work in a real kitchen.