My Own Version of Sushi

My version involves with less buying and more alternatives from our pantry or kitchen... the traditional ingredients such as rice wine vinegar, japanese rice and kewpie mayo...

Tastes great and looks even better

Sushi originated from China between the 5th and 3rd centuries BC. Narezushi appeared in Japan in the 8th century and still survives today (www.eat-japan.com)I absalutely love sushi. So much variations exist in creating such a delite. Nothing special about my creation here as I will be using common ingredients to make this recipe. Follow Ole Donk as I make some sushi in hillbilly country! Enjoy

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

Tried making sushi for the first time. Note to self cut the rolls right away, use a very sharp wet knife to avoid nori from tearing.

My daughter she is half Japanese and those are one of her favourite,

Due to COVID19 I’ve been nervous about eat out and was craving a spider sushi roll. Amazon prime to the rescue I ordered a sushi making kit and voila!

Buying enough sushi for everybody is expensive. If you prepare lots of other ingredients other than the sashimi, your seafood-wary kids will have a blast, too, and everyone will end up happy and well-fed.One time, I messed up my cooking, so we only had just a bit of ingredients left. What we did then was play a guessing game to make things fun -- one person would wrap up a secret sushi ingredient in a hand roll, and another person would eat it and try to guess what was in it. Recipe by Shomusan

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Well today i wanna make my version sushi but almost failed cz of ugly shape. Lol 😂 I dont know how to wrap it good. If Gordon Ramsay knows he probably throw it away 😂 but it taste great!

Rolling each sushi ball by hand can be annoying. These are easy to eat and easy to make. They're great for parties, and since they look so brilliant, everyone will love them.I wrote down everything you need to know about making these. Recipe by Yumi mama

I received some Koshihikari rice and it was delicious even when cold, so I thought it would be perfect for sushi! It'd be great to make for Christmas, End of the Year Party, New Year's Party, house parties, etc. Recipe by Waai dekitayo

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I wanted to eat some nigiri sushi! I made this at my family's request. If you use an empty egg carton as a "mold" for your rice, it's surprisingly simple to make everything the same size!Please thoroughly wash the egg carton before use. You should use enough sushi rice to fill up to the top of the bottom layer of the carton. I think that's the ideal amount. Two rice cooker cups will make about 25 pieces, but you can make them bigger or smaller if you like. Please use any toppings you like. Recipe by shoken mama

This is just a memo. Recipe by Awasuke

My son loves sushi, so I wanted to make a lot of these for him.It's best to make these sushi balls quite small.But mine unintentionally end up the size of onigiri rice balls anyway. Recipe by REAL mama

Cute food tastes better, this is especially true with kids😉🍙.#savory#mycookbook

This recipe was handed down to me by my mother. If you make sushi vinegar to stock, as long as the sugar and salt have dissolved there's no need to let it rest for a day. If making the sushi vinegar on the spot for one batch of sushi rice (3 rice cooker cups' worth) you need 80 ml of rice vinegar, 2 to 3 tablespoons of sugar and 1 teaspoon of salt. The rice should be just the right sweetness. Microwave the sushi vinegar to dissolve the sugar and salt (about 20 seconds).Step 1: Cook the rice so that it's on the firm side.Step 3: Use the rice after it's cooled down a bit. If cooking 2 rice cooker cups, use 7 cm of konbu seaweed and 50 to 60 ml of sushi vinegar. While you should drain off the rice in a sieve before cooking it, it will still taste good if you just cook it right after rinsing it. It's fine to omit the kombu. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

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

An easy way to make and enjoy "sushi"! A great potluck dish too :))