• Expand Your Culinary Horizons: Give Sushi a Try!
    Alright, let’s get this out of the way up front: sushi is raw fish. Westerners are generally brought up to believe that all meat should be cooked before you eat it. Sushi is one exception; steak tartar is another, though I could never bring myself to eat raw beef. Sushi, on the other hand, is quite delicious when properly prepared. Although the Itamae, or sushi chef, really does no cooking, making sushi is considered an art form. Traditionally, a budding sushi chef would have to train for ten or more years before being considered an Itamae, bu Read More...
    • Fresh Seafood - Nogi Sushi, a Japanese-Sushi Restaurant in Claremont, California
      Being a sushi lover for more than 20 years, I had a great sushi experience at a quaint Japanese restaurant in Claremont, California. Chef Hiro puts the sparkle in the gem that is Nogi Sushi for the city of Claremont. Trained in Japan, Chef Hiro han Read More...
    • Do You Like Sushi?
      If you are not the biggest fan about sushi, you are not the only one. What I do not understand is why people say they do not like sushi when they have not even tried it before. As with most foods, there are several variations and different ways to co Read More...
    • How To Make Inari Sushi at Home
      One of the cheaper and more popular types of sushi in the market nowadays is the Inari Sushi. It is made by stuffing sushi rice, and even some vegetables into small pouches of deep fried bean curd or tofu, also more popularly known in its Japanese te Read More...
    • Know Your Sushi
      Originally the word "Sushi" referred to the vinigared rice that was placed under fish that was being preserved. The vinegar, salt and sugar from the fish would seap into the rice, which was initially discarded. Nowadays Sushi refers the rice as wel Read More...
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