Ingredient Spotlight: Octopus
I think that octopus is a misunderstood food. Many people are often put off by the idea of eating it. Maybe they're afraid of it, or they think the tentacles are disgusting. Perhaps they had a bad ...
I think that octopus is a misunderstood food. Many people are often put off by the idea of eating it. Maybe they're afraid of it, or they think the tentacles are disgusting. Perhaps they had a bad ...
Chirashi, also called chirashizushi (ちらし寿司) is one of my favorite Japanese meals. The word "chirashi" means "scattered," so this is basically a big bowl of rice mixed with fish, vegetables,...
I just love getting ikura sushi - those jewel-like, glistening orange balls of salty goodness are the eggs, or roe of salmon. They're delicious, sustainable, and economical. They also have a wonderf...
The first time I had sea urchin (uni,) I gagged and spat it out. The texture and the taste of the sea were way too much for me. And then one day, I was flipping through my Nobu cookbook and came acr...
Here's a really fun and easy DIY project to do with kids this summer - hand-rolled vegetable maki sushi rolls! The ingredients you'll need are cheap and easy to find. Making your own maki sushi roll...
Look, a sushi roller! It's like a pasta machine and a ravioli filler all in one, except, you know, for sushi rolls. This roller is a concept for the kitchen ecology exhibition at Dwell on Design in Lo...
While on a trip in Japan and browsing the local markets, I came across this green, watery root many times. It's fresh wasabi root - yes, the same nasal-clearing green paste we mix with soy sauce and ...
Having a sushi-making party? Blue Ocean Institute, the folks who bring you one of the most useful and frequently updated wallet seafood guides, now has a pocket guide to ocean-friendly sushi that you ...
We're not usually big on gimmicky recipes, but the beginning of another school year put us in the mood to make something fun for lunch boxes, even if our own school days are long behind us. We've see...
We must admit that our culinary experience with spam is rather...limited. It's not an item that we generally keep stocked! But a friend made this spam sushi for us the other day, and doesn't it look,...
From the New York Times' Dining Section... • At Last, a $20,000 Cup of Coffee: The title here is misleading - really, the $20,000 is all for the machine - a new siphon bar. We are coffee geek...
It keeps happening: discoveries like the one reported on the front page of today's New York Times (High Mercury Levels Are Found in Tuna Sushi) keep telling us that eating tuna just isn't a great idea...