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  1. Plain Sushi : r/SushiAbomination - Reddit

    Oct 31, 2020 · From 2000g of cooked rice, we can make 40 pieces of plain sushi. So cost of a single plain sushi would be 0.025$ 2.30$/0.025$ = 92 So they are selling this sushi 92 times more than the worth of it. Noice. Edit: But if they are using some kind of imported sushi rice, a kilo would cost around 5$. Cost of a single sushi would come to 0.125$

  2. Plain sushi : r/SushiAbomination - Reddit

    Jul 28, 2019 · 393 votes, 34 comments. 126K subscribers in the SushiAbomination community. Abysmal, unpleasant, sub par, and unorthodox sushi and sushi adjacent…

  3. Someone at my brother's work ordered plain sushi - Reddit

    Oct 17, 2021 · Plain ricerolls are often ordered together with Sashimi / tataki as a side dish, so it can double up as sushi if you just slap on piece of sashimi ("Nigiri") onto those plain rice rolls. Many of those expensive fine dinning venues didn't want their clients go home hungry, so many considerations were given ("omakase", "sukidashi", "welcome drink ...

  4. I made plain sushi : r/shittyfoodporn - Reddit

    Jul 28, 2019 · It truly is plain sushi. Sushi refers to the vinegared rice, that’s the only ingredient that makes sushi sushi. It can be combined with a variety of ingredients, seafood isn’t even necessary. I think raw fish just makes more of an impression on non-Japanese. There’s even such a thing as fruit sushi!

  5. Y'all Like plain sushi? : r/shittyfoodporn - Reddit

    It's true that sushi historically originated from "sumeshi," which literally means seasoned/vinegar rice, but most Japanese ppl don't know this, and sushi, now, means rice with toppings (mostly fish). Sumeshi is what we use for describing plain sushi rice. Even the characters we use to write the two words are now completely different.

  6. How do you make good Sushi Rice at home? : r/sushi - Reddit

    Season with correct amount of sushi su while seperating and cooling it in large plate. Let cool a bit and make into rice balls like nigiri. Taste. Adjust water amount to get the rice to be cooked perfectly. It's less than same rice normally does need cooking. Adjust the amount of sushi su to get taste the way you like.

  7. American sushi is better than Japanese sushi, and it's not close

    To my surprise, pretty much the only sushi you will find at the vast majority of sushi places in Japan is incredibly plain. The specialty rolls I encountered there were basically a very ordinary roll with mayo on top.

  8. Can I cook sushi rice so it's like normal rice? : r/Cooking - Reddit

    Yes, wash the rice to remove lots of the starch. It will still be a little stickier than a long grain variety, but perfectly fine for eating plain. Be sure to not only rinse, but actually wash the rice. Working quickly, so the rice doesn't absorb too much water, cover your rice with water and swish it with a flat hand a few times.

  9. Easy, go-to lunch. : r/EatCheapAndHealthy - Reddit

    Oct 18, 2019 · Quick tips: Rinse the rice to eliminate excess starch, add seasoned rice vinegar (or just vinegar and salt, teensy touch of sugar if you’re feeling it), fold gently while it’s still warm - don’t overfluff or mash it, let it cool gently for a bit. Bam, you’ve got sushi rice. Just gotta practice with it depending on how fussy you are.

  10. Can I have sushi while on a diet? : r/NoStupidQuestions - Reddit

    Feb 19, 2024 · Typically, sushi is dipped in soy sauce and other condiments, but if I stick to plain sushi, will it still be okay? My dinners usually consist of chicken breast, vegetables, and a serving of carbs, and whey protein shakes. I've been successfully losing weight. However, tonight I'm …

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