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Literally meaning ‘scattered sushi’, this differs from the other main kinds of sushi in that it is served in a bowl, with the vinegared rice being topped with an assortment of toppings, most typically raw fish.
This basic recipe is a classic method for preparing a 'simmered' fish dish
This is a very relaxed way of enjoying sushi and a great idea for a party, with everyone helping themselves to rice and toppings and having a go at making their own.
This most quinessential of Japanese dishes seals the flavour of a variety of ingredients within a coating of light, crsipy batter.
Although tempura is sometimes served sprinkled with salt, this is the classic accompaniment to a classic Japanese dish.
This recipe shows that you can make delicious sushi using Western ingredients. Why not experiment using your own favourite ingredients?
Feng Sushi are now taking reservations for the last course of the season at the perennially popular Feng Sushi School. These day-long courses provide an ideal chance to gain sushi skills from professionals which can be retained forever.
2008/06/03
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2008/12/17