Sushi Vinegar Made from White Vinegar - Make Japanese Cuisine Abroad

Name: Sushi Vinegar Made from White Vinegar - Make Japanese Cuisine Abroad
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 540 ml Rice; 590 ml Water; 60 ml White vinegar; 2 tbsp Sugar; 1 heaping teaspoon Salt

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When I couldn't get any Japanese grain vinegar, I made my own sushi vinegar using vinegar available abroad.

The amount of vinegar is modest, since white vinegar is more acidic than rice vinegar. Dissolving sugar and salt into the vinegar after it has been brought to a boil gives a mellow flavor. Recipe by MatM

When I couldn't get any Japanese grain vinegar, I made my own sushi vinegar using vinegar available abroad.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

When I couldn't get any Japanese grain vinegar, I made my own sushi vinegar using vinegar available abroad.

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Ingredients

540 mlRice
590 mlWater
Sushi vinegar:
60 mlWhite vinegar
2 tbspSugar
1heaping teaspoon Salt

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Steps

1

From the 540 ml (450 g / 1 pound) of uncooked rice and 590 ml (2.5 cups) of water, you will get about 1 kg / 2 pounds of cooked rice. The amount of the vinegar, sugar and salt is for the two pounds of cooked rice.
2

In a pan, bring white vinegar, sugar, and salt to a boil, dissolving the crystals, then cool.
3

When using a microwave: Put the ingredients in a heat-resistant dish, and cook for about 1 minute, then cool. It should be hot enough to dissolve the sugar and salt crystals.
4

Cook rice to "al dente" firmness.
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Once the rice is done, mix in the sushi vinegar while the rice is still hot. Fold in the vinegar to avoid crushing the rice grains.
6

When using Japanese rice vinegar, use 80 ml vinegar. The amount of sugar and salt should remain the same.
7

To make California Rolls, see.
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Heinz Pure White Vinegar