12: Sushi Production

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    Time and time again students comment that this was a favorite day for them in the course, so it may be fitting that this is the last lecture a lab before your final project of the offal presentation day before deep cleaning. We will cover the basics of sushi making along with miso soup, sushi rice, and fabrication of Nigiri sushi, rolls, and Sashimi. If you are not a raw fish fan, please understand that sushi can be vegetarian or even cooked or filled with grilled or tempura fried seafood. There is a sushi for everyone; find what fits your taste or create it.

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