Homemade Sushi #2

May 11, 2020 1:27 AM

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Tonight’s selection: hamachi, tai, hiramasa, umi masu, hon maguro akami, hon maguro chutoro

Chutoro

Akami with pickled ramp

Akami

Tai with sea salt, ramp, and yuzu

Umi masu

New toy

Hamachi

Hiramasa

Seared chutoro

Chutoro with chives

Pretty

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Can we be friends? And can I come over for dinner some time?

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James May sumimasen.

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Step 1: find fish that can be eaten raw

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That’s actually the 35th step.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I don't really like sushi, but as someone who loves cooking, I super appreciate it. It looks b-e-a-utiful

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

looks like the stuff you get at super expensive omakase places. Good job, very creative.

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Thank you, now i have to go get some, but oh well restaurants are closet so supermarket it is.

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I will take your omakase chef

6 years ago | Likes 14 Dislikes 0

Me too! Looks delicious

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Arigato

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Heh. Omoshiroi.

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Sushi is the rice. Nice looking nigiri! +1

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Well, good thing mine is the best.

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MORE PLEASE

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

I think you misspelled "bait" in the title

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I want those knives.

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Marry me

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A/S/L/W

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nice yanagi, i was thinking of getting a new one where did you buy yours? btw used to do sushi not any more tho lol

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Bernal Cutlery

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

ty i will take a look

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Fresh fish, sharp knife, steady hands - the holy trinity of sushi mastery. Gordon Ramsay would be proud, minus the colorful language.

11 months ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

H mart has great sushi fish

6 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Fuck me up OP.

6 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Nice! Could you give us the recepy for the rice?

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6TB akazu vinegar, 1 TB sugar, 1.5 tsp salt per 2C of uncooked rice (which I let my rice cooker handle)

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Dot. [Sushi rice recipe]

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I like your toy. 'Charred' salmon nigiris are amazing. Difference in taste/texture through the fish is good-strange.

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Oh man I've always wanted to try the ethereal ramp

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They are great!

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"ephemeral" was what I meant. Man that's awesome!

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#6 Did you know salmon wasn't originally considered a fish suitable for sushi, but only became one by effort of the Norwegians?

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Yes, but that’s not salmon

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Sorry, I always get trout and salmon mixed up, due to the effing marketing.

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Why would you sear that beautiful toro?

Otherwise, looks delicious. Nice. :)

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Because it tastes good too

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Rule #5: what knives are we seeing?

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Yoshikazu Ikeda Suminigashi Aogami #1- 180mm Gyuto Konosuke Fujiyama (Surogami #2) - 300mm Kiritsuke Yanagi

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Dot. [good knives for sushi]

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Where are you located @OP? I made veggie sushi for the first time today and really want sushi grade fish to try out.

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Atlanta

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Damn it.

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Mail order

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I’m scared

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This is fantastic. Where do you buy your fish? Supermarket? I’m always reluctant to eat it raw from local supermarket.

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If you are in or near ca capital, Sunh Fish market is a place to go. Local sushi restaurant get fish from there for sushi grade fish

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When buying fish for sushi you need to only buy gradeA in U.K. always inform the fish monger that you want it for sushi to make sure it’s ok

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Freeze it for 7 days. Buying it from farms also makes it safer but not 100%. Also if you chew very very well, it usually kills the worms.

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I'll go with perhaps really unpopular alternative, buy smoked or cured fish and use that to make "sushis" super tasty too although not raw.

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If you don't have a good supermarket with sushi grade fish around there's places you can buy it online frozen. Sushi should be frozen first.

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Why?

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I should say the fish should be frozen first. It kills any possible parasites that you might consume in raw fish. Most places do this.

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Whole Foods sells sushi grade tuna and salmon

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I use a variety of sources, but I’m testing Kai Gourmet in San Diego for this round.

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This looked a bit like Toshi Toshi (May it RIP)

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DOT! [SD Fish Market for Sushi]

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I LIVE IN SAN DIEGO THIS IS SO EXCITING

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I LIVE IN SAN DIEGO AS WELL AND WILL ALSO BE TRYING THIS

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Mee too!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thirded! (I still hope my regular sushi places survive, though)

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What's the name of your torchy thing? I didn't even know sushi getting flamed was even still considered sushi.

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There's dozens of us, DOZENS!

6 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Sushi comes from a Japanese word meaning "sour rice" or "vinegar rice"

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Basically if it has sushi rice it's sushi. Doesn't matter if the other ingredients are cooked or raw. For example, shrimp and egg are two /1

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that are always cooked. Eel also I believe. It's still sushi though if it's on top of the sushi rice. /2

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You have the wrong term mate,sushi can be cooked or raw, sashimi is raw fish & the name of the torchy thing is a blow torch

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I've also seen sashimi referred to as nigiri.

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False.

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Nigiri wouldn’t be just raw fish & usually includes rice and therefore could have been done for ease, I may be wrong

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If you use salmon it has to be properly treated (frozen very cold) to prevent transmission of any parasites. Please read before jumping in.

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I do this with all fish I intend to use for Sushi. I believe it is mandatory where I live to do so in restaurants.

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It’s already been done by the time it’s at a retailer.

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It is still recommended since we do not know the conditions the fish was shipped in. Also Norway is a fishing nation. Fresh fish!

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If they’re day boats. The big ones are out for weeks.

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