International Sushi Day & The History Of Sushi In America
International Sushi Day and the beginning of sushi in the U.S.
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TIP OF THE DAY: Types Of Sashimi Rolls
You may not have great sushi chops—it takes years of training—but you can make a sashimi roll, as long as you have a sharp knife. What’s a sashimi roll? It’s sashimi ingredients wrapped in another piece of fish, a cucumber wrap, even nori (toasted seaweed). As long as there’s no vinegared (seasoned) rice, it’s not…
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FOOD FUN: Japanese-Inspired Salmon Appetizer
Cooked salmon “roll.” Photo courtesy MacKnight Foods. First, the health benefits: For years, healthcare professionals have been promoting the benefits of eating more salmon for its omega 3 essential fatty acids. Omega 3s contribute to: Cardiovascular health Decreased cancer risk (breast, colorectal and prostate cancer) Eye health—both dry eye and macular degeneration Improved mood…
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PRODUCT: Sushi Donuts, Cricket Donuts
Sushi donuts? Sounds delish. Photo courtesy Psycho Donuts. Psycho Donuts, in San Jose, California, is, well, a bit psycho. It’s not the sushi-shaped donuts, a bento box with Pocky chopsticks called Psycho Psushi. We love the idea. But the cricket donuts (yep, with whole dried crickets) are a bit psycho for us. We come…
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FILM: Jiro Dreams Of Sushi, A Lesson On Sushi & Life
“Jiro Dreams Of Sushi” is a documentary by American filmmaker David Gelb, about 85 year-old sushi chef Jiro Ono—considered by many to be the world’s greatest sushi chef. The film opens today in New York City at the Lincoln Plaza and IFC Center, and on Friday, March 16th in Los Angeles at the Nuart Theatre.…
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