I made this light sushi rice with a slightly strong vinegar taste and some salt, so that it would go well in a hand roll.Use freshly cooked rice, which should be on the slightly harder side (use the same amount or 1 to 1.1 times the amount of rice). Recipe by ryueru

This is a recipe for use with rice cooker only.

Since it's a waste to buy sushi vinegar just for an occasional hand-rolled sushi, I used the vinegar I already had at home.Please adjust the measurements according to the amount of rice. Recipe by Memitan84

Regular sushi rice is a bit sweet, so I made this sushi rice to use in California rolls.Make sure to thoroughly fan air onto the rice while mixing in cutting motions during Step 2. Recipe by Mie-

I've written this home-made sushi rice recipe down for my daughter.The trick is to cook the rice using less water than usual! When you add vinegar to the freshly cooked rice, it absorbs the vinegar and becomes soft.I use less water than the measurement marked on the rice cooker for making "hard rice". Add water until it's a little below the "hard rice" line. Recipe by Hiromanma

Okayama, where I live, is famous for chirashi sushi (barazushi)... so my mother and grandmother used to make sushi a lot when I was growing up. This is a recipe they perfected by learning from the pros and adjusting it to their liking. We make it like this with this ingredient ratio in our house. This is also a memo for myself.※Add the salt when you cook the rice.This sushi rice is not so sweet and has an accentuated vinegar flavor. It will taste just right when you add other ingredients for chirashi sushi, sushi rolls and so on. If you prefer a sweeter tasting sushi rice, you can add more sugar.※Don't use a wooden sushi oke (barrel); just use a large Tupperware container or a bowl (a big one with a lid) to mix the rice.※The vinegar will sink into the rice better if you warm it up beforehand.※Once you mix the vinegar in, let the rice steam so that the vinegar flavor settles in for a better end result. Recipe by rie-tin

shiny rice

When I see the instructions for making sushi rice on vinegar bottle labels, I'm shocked. Do you really need so much sugar and salt?! I don't want to take in too much salt, so I adjusted the amounts. By making a proper kombu based dashi stock, the rice will still be tasty with a reduced amount of sugar and salt.Use a good tasting brand of vinegar, and be sure to add all the sugar and salt that sinks to the bottom to the rice when you mix.When you don't have time, just cook the rice with the kombu. For 2 rice cooker cups' worth, or enough for 3 futomaki (fat sushi rolls). Recipe by Kichiri-monja

My husband and I both love vinegary sushi rice. I think we use twice the amount of vinegar that is normally used, but this is the standard in our house when we make sushi rice.When mixing the sushi vinegar into the rice, be careful not to knead the rice, or it will get too stickly. Use a cutting motion with your rice spatula to mix. If you evaporate the moisture quickly by fanning the rice, it will become nice and shiny. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by rokuro

I received some uni (sea urchin) as a gift, so I wented to get some sashimi fish in a hurry and made an instant (cutting corners) sushi rice. The next time I may challenge myself by making chirashi sushi and proper sushi rice. But this instant sushi rice is tasty enough if you're making a small amount. For 2 1/2 rice cooker cups worth. Recipe by momoco

Rice for sushi and other asian foods.