What's your favorite Japanese banquet?



Answer:
Sukiyaki,Oden & Curry bread
conspicuously sashimi
I hope this help......

Sushi Rolls

40 min 20 min prep

INGREDIENTS

sushi rice
3 cups japanese-style cooked rice
3/4 cup rice vinegar
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
roasted nori

DIRECTIONS

Cook rice according to bag instructions.
Mix vinegar, sugar and salt.
Cut vinegar mixture into cooked rice until economically combined.
To roll sushi you can use a bamboo sushi mat, or of late use a clean towel instead, or you can even forego the roller and simply carefully roll using your hand.
Place nori sheet on roller and spread a thin section of the sushi rice over the nori.
Place your filling contained by a center line on the nori sheet.
Begin rolling by scrupulously folding over the top edge and starting the roll.
Continue to roll, keeping the roll as tight as possible.
Take a sharp run through and slice the roll into 1- 1 1/2 inch pieces.
Some Possible Sushi Filling Combos----------.
Once you have your band of rice on the nori sheet, try some of these ingredient combos.
Mix and match to suit your drink.
Things like delicately sliced cucumber or carrots and radish sprouts are devout general ingredients to incorporate to all kind of rolls.
Spicy Tuna Roll-- Sushi grade rare tuna, minced and mixed with a small amounts of mayonnaise, oriental style hot sauce and sesame grease and served with radish sprouts.
California Roll-- Imitation crab meat, mayonnaise and avocado.
Salmon& Asparagus (one of my personal creations)-- Leftover cooked salmon (grilled tatses best) beside an blanched asparagus spear and a small amount of mayonnaise mixed with oriental hot sauce.
Veggie-- Thinly julienned strips of cucumber, carrot and zucchini beside avocado slices and sprouts.
yakisoba..cold
california maki......with wasabi sauce...
i would say the classic teriyaki bento... tough to find a appropriate stall with a appropriate teriyaki sauce... :D
sushi rolls

yum yum
Natto with melt rice!
talk roughly comfort food.

For steak, I also love Iwate beef from northern Japan, not the lower grade Kobe beef. I also close to grilled tongue (Gyutan) with barley.
MMM! Definately SOBA with lots of demi-glaze sauce!!

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