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Warning! There are lots of photos today and the post is a bit long as there were so many ingredients involved in my family temakizushi. But you can make it with less ingredients. Sushi at formal sushi restaurants may either come in ones or twos, although you may designate your preference; if you want to try a wider variety, there is no problem in asking the master to make you one of each. Gunkan-maki– The same as a nigiri-zushi but with a piece of seaweed wrapped around it. Sea urchin and salmon roe are often in gunkan-maki form

Sushi exists in countless variations and forms, with each region specializing in different fish and styles of cooking. Below are some of the basic types of sushi: For the Inarizushi with toppings, I made cooked prawns with diced avocado and seasoned pork mince (ground pork) with Iri Tamago (finely scrambled egg). You can find how to cook seasoned mince (ground meat) and Iri Tamago in my post, Sanshoku Bento (Tri-coloured Rice Bowl). If you do not like wasabi, be sure to tell the master beforehand - almost all pieces of sushi come with wasabi inside them as default. On the other hand, if you really like wasabi, you can always ask for more (same with shoga). Kaiten-zushi restaurants also tend to have more innovative and non-sushi menus compared to formal sushi restaurants; many have various side dishes and desserts, as well as strange combinations of sushi that seem suspect at first but are actually not bad at all.Over the years, nare-zushi evolved according to each region’s specialities; in Osaka, oshi-zushi became popular, while Shiga is still renowned for its funa-zushi from Lake Biwa. Side dish 1: Octopus and Cucumber Sunomono (Vinegar Dressing) – alternatively, Cucumber and Seaweed Sunomono I called it ‘Inari Sushi’ so that my readers will know that this is a sushi recipe. But in Japan, it is called ‘Inarizushi’ (いなり寿司 or 稲荷寿司), changing the sound ‘sushi’ to ‘zushi’ for easier pronunciation.

Keep your finished plates at the table - that is how the waiter or waitress calculates how much to charge. The dishes are color- or design-coded according to their prices. Sushi masters, or taisho, take great pride in their work, treating sushi-making almost like an art after decades of training; thus, it’s essential to know the different manners involved in eating sushi and making the most out of the delicious experience. Table of contentsThe standard yakinori sheet is 19cm x 21cm (7½” x 8¼”) and you need to cut it into halves or quarters. When you use a half size yakinori, you will be able to make an almost professional looking temakzushi (see the 2 nd photo in this post) and the yakinori will be in a perfect cone shape. The only down side of this in my view is that the yakinori sheet overlaps a lot to make a cone shape and I find that there is too much nori for the small amount of rice. Open the pouch and place the rice ball in it. The rice should fill about half or two thirds of the pouch. Cover the opening by folding one side of the aburaage, then fold both edges inwards. Fold the other side over and place the Inarizushi folded side down. Inari Sushi Variations Originally, “sushi” was a form of preserving fish, introduced to Japan in the 8th century from Southeast Asia; this involved wrapping a piece of gutted fish in fermented rice. This allowed for fish to be stored for several months, but surprisingly, the rice was thrown away. Later, the preserved fish was eaten with rice, Japan’s staple food, and was called nare-zushi, which can still be found today.

For those seeking to extend beach hours, the fun doesn’t end at dusk over at Atami Sun Beach. This sandy beach lined with palm trees lights up blue each sunset till 10pm, and in the summer, there are regular fireworks displays to add to the color spectacle. Events draw in large crowds, creating a festival atmosphere without the fumes – smoking is forbidden here. Stroll the lovely coastline at Southern Beach, Kanagawa You can roll almost anything when it comes to temakizushi. Traditional ingredients are those similar to nigirizushi, i.e. raw fish such as tuna and kingfish, cooked prawns (shrimps), dashimaki tamago (Japanese rolled omelette), and cucumber. Most Asian and Japanese grocery stores also sell the Japanese brand short grain rice, e.g. Koshihikari. See the sample bag of Koshihikari rice in my post, How to Cook Rice the Japanese Way. Many sushi restaurants are only open during the night, though some sushi restaurants offer their services during lunch; some restaurants may even offer a special lunch menu (such as a bowl of chirashi-zushi) at much more reasonable prices. I always wonder why they add “mum” at the end, expecting me to get everything ready. But now that I am posting temakizushi, they can prepare it and I can be invited for a change. About sushi riceA plate of sushi at a formal sushi restaurant; notice the wasabi (bottom left) and shoga (left) (Photo: Charlotte Griffiths) Types of Sushi

If you can’t get the cooked aburaage pouch, don’t worry. In the next post, I will introduce a recipe for Home-made Inari Sushi which explains how to make seasoned aburaage from scratch. How to make Inari Sushi My Inarizushi lunch for school excursions when I was a kid was filled with only simple Inarizushi with no toppings. I am not sure when Inarizushi with toppings was invented, but I am pretty sure it didn’t exist when I was a kid. For gunkan-maki and maki-zushi, putting soy sauce on the rice is inevitable - just make sure not to put too much on it; just a tiny dab should be fine. We have a family temakizushi party or two every year at my place, even with no reason to celebrate anything. We just get an urge to have it once in a while. All we need is for someone to say “we haven’t had temakizushi for a while” or “I want to eat sushi”. Then another will say, “yeah, let’s have temakizushi, mum!”.Here are some tips and manners for eating sushi (usually applied to when eating at proper sushi restaurants):

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