Sushi (The Essential Kitchen series) by Ryuichi Yoshii

  • White fish and chive rolls

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    • Categories: Appetizers / starters; Japanese
    • Ingredients: chives; sea bream
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  • California rolls

    • Rinshin on January 01, 2021

      California rolls (page 50) very clear step by step instructions with pictures. Used king crab instead of shrimp. Skipped on flying fish roe or tobiko since I did not have it. Anyone can make maki zushi like this one using this recipe. Very good results. Photo added

  • Omelette sushi

    • Rinshin on January 01, 2021

      Made with 5 eggs instead of 4 but used the book’s other ingredients with the exception of reducing sugar. Instructions very clear esp about using chopsticks to poke air bubbles formed in eggs. Made fine sushi eggs. But making this takes some practice. After 10 or so times, it becomes easy and know how the layers should look, when to lift the pan so eggs don’t overcook, how to roll with ease, and doing all within few minutes. You can do this with a 10 inch nonstick frying pan too.

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  • ISBN 10 962593460X
  • ISBN 13 9789625934600
  • Linked ISBNs
  • Published Mar 15 1999
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 112
  • Language English
  • Edition Hardcover with Jacket
  • Countries Singapore
  • Publisher Periplus Editions (Hong Kong) Ltd.
  • Imprint Berkeley Books

Publishers Text

Sushi is a stunning collection of contemporary recipes for this fresh and healthy Japanese food. This stylish book includes information on the history and health benefits of sushi, as well as tips on how to make perfect sushi rice, select the freshest fish, and decorate the sushi plate with beautiful vegetable garnishes. the Japanese often say that the best food is "eaten with the eyes" as well as the mouth. Traditional Japanese food is typically fresh, healthy, low-fat, and is almost always a visual feast. Sushi, like other culinary endeavors, is an art form in Japan. Now, with this practical guide you can make your own sushi at home, using Sushi's step-by-step instructions and photographs to show you how to make a variety of dishes. The recipes are easy to follow and are suitable for both beginners and experienced cooks. Filled with elegant photographs, this beautifully designed volume is a must-have for your cookbook collection. Featuring a wide variety of recipes for: Fish & Seafood, Sashimi, Thin & Thick Sushi Rolls, Sushi Hand Rolls, Nigiri-Zushi, New-Style and Decorative Sushi, Sushi Rice in Fried-Tofu Bags, Sushi in a Bowl, Soup.

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