Greetings, and welcome to the third and final installment in this series of sushi making videos. It's finally time to run with the big dogs and face your fears -- raw fish. But don't worry, it's not as difficult as it sounds, and assuming you have access to a reasonably good Asian foods market (or are willing to order frozen products shipped to you in dry ice over the internet) you'll be just fine. (Look at it this way, not only do you get good quality raw fish, but also dry ice to play with. Fun!) Today we learn how to make Temaki, or hand rolls; and Nigiri, or pressed sushi. We also take a brief detour and learn the Way of the Blade -- handling sushi knives.
This is the final video in the Sushi series. Hopefully you've enjoyed it. I'll be returning to audio podcasting after this. But stay tuned until the end of the video, because I'll be talking about the future of Otaku no Podcast and these video podcasts.
For full show notes, including links to the products we talked about, visit our website at http://otakunopodcast.com/v0004/
Well, I didn't get any angry e-mails or death threats, so I'm assuming that you folks liked our first videocast (or were at the very least willing to tolerate it). So we're back with another. In this, our second installment in the Sushi series, we'll be talking about how to make maki sushi, or rolled sushi. We'll be making two of the most popular examples of this -- kappa maki, or cucumber roll; and the infamous California Roll.
For full show notes, including links to the products we talked about, visit our website at http://otakunopodcast.com/v0003/
Welcome to our first ever videocast. Okay, technically this is our second videocast, but since the first one was an Anime LA highlights video I put together over 9000 years ago, it doesn't really count. In this first videocast, we take a brief journey away from anime, and into the kitchen, and I teach you how to make Inari Sushi, a tasty treat perfect for munching on during anime watching parties. (I mentioned this in Anime on the Cheap part 1) And no raw fish is involved!
This is really an experiment for me. I won't do these videocasts very often -- maybe one every few months at best -- so don't worry, your bandwidth won't be choked up with huge downloads every week.
For full show notes, including links to the products we talked about, visit our website at http://otakunopodcast.com/v0002/
Otaku no Podcast is a podcast dedicated to all things Anime and Manga. Here, you will find news on the latest releases and other goings-on in the industry; our "man-on-the-street" reports from anime conventions and Japanese cultural fairs; reviews of cool (and not-so-cool) titles, both new and old; and commentary on various otaku-worthy topics. We'll also occasionally venture forth into other territories of interest to many otaku, such as video games, music, travel, and Japanese food and culture. So grab that box of Pocky and strap yourself into your giant robot cockpit, you're in for one wild ride!
Otaku no Podcast is a podcast dedicated to all things Anime and Manga. Here, you will find news on the latest releases and other goings-on in the industry; our "man-on-the-street" reports from anime conventions and Japanese cultural fairs; review...
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