Sushi
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The big list of Japanese sushi. 100 Kinds of Sushi in Japan (part 2) » 100 Kinds of Sushi in Japan (part 3) » 100 Kinds of Sushi in Japan (part 4) » |
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A type of sushi from 1619 that's still available today. |
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Traditional Japanese sushi is low in calories and fat. It has minerals and vitamins. It's usually simple — with 3 or 4 ingredients. Often it's just fish and rice. |
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Kappamaki are named after the Japanese kappa monster. Kappa monsters love cucumbers. |
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Eating different dishes of raw fish back-to-back can lead your taste buds to fishy exhaustion. It's a good idea to refresh your taste buds between eat type of fish. |
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You could put a tomato and an ostrich egg on rice and call it sushi as long as the rice was sushi rice. What is a Hangiri? » |
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The sushi that's easy to make at home. |
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Originally the rice was thrown out ... |
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Chirashizushi is a bowl of sushi rice with raw fish on top. |
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A Futomaki is a thick rolled sushi with multiple ingredients. |
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An oval of rice shaped by hand and wrapped with nori to form a boat-like shape that can be filled with ingredients. |
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Sushi for foxes in Japan. |
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Sushi that's rolled in the shape of a cylinder. |
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Narezushi is fermented sushi. |
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A hand formed oval of sushi rice with an ingredient pressed on top. |
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Uramaki is a sushi roll with the nori on the inside. |
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