Sashimi at home

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If any of you are sashimi/sushi enthusiasts, and you live near a Mitsuwa supermarket, I highly recommend giving it a try. My wife and I were a little skeptical, though I'd read good things, but we picked up hamachi, negitoro, kanpachi, some gari, and some seaweed salad.

The results are below:



Quite tasty, the fish was not fishy at all, and the cost of all the ingredients (except the shoyu and the rice) was $21.88.

[mason55]

Steps:

Buy fish
Cut fish

Yes?

[funkymunky]

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Buy fish
Cut fish

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Clearly, we need milliondollaz to do sashimi.

Over/under on the loss of a digit?

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Steps:

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Cut fish

Yes?

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If you've got a good source of fresh fish, then by all means, go for it!

[NT!]

funny, my girlfriend just made some homemade sushi today and it was very good. this looks tasty.

[pokerraja]

this actually looks very good. damn OT got me hungry as hell today.

[Farfenugen]

Good stuff, no doubt. But I can pull that off here in the middle of the [censored] Midwest(costs a bit more not much though). Post something ridiculously baller and I'll be impressed. Otherwise... meh.

[SamIAm]

Rolling your own Maki is pretty fun, too. I bought a bunch of nice fish and a pile of standard maki ingredients, and had friends take turns makin' maki. It was a fun, social (easy) dinner-party.
-Sam

P.S. What are the purple things in the top left and top right corners of the OP's pic? Did you get special sushi hats?

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Far: Uh, yeah, I'll get right on that.

Sam: Stone coasters.

[neuroman]

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Good stuff, no doubt. But I can pull that off here in the middle of the [censored] Midwest(costs a bit more not much though). Post something ridiculously baller and I'll be impressed. Otherwise... meh.

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Don't be bitter because you live in Nebraska, just make catfish sashimi instead.

OT, that looks delicious. Which part of the west coast do you live on?