How to Cut Salmon + How to make Salmon Sushi @ Sushivids.com
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i wish i could make nigiri even half as good as this. my attempts look like a fucking carcrash. great vid - the best nigiri one i've seen so far on youtube!
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それはサケが非常にひきを探している非常に優れた握りです
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Yes if prepared without pre freezing for certain length and time and making sure the inside of the fish meat is frozen as well.
If you don't freeze it, you may get a tapeworm.
I figured the sushi grade salmon means it's already been prefrozen prior
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@eightwillwontcannot LOL. i laughed so hard at the carcrash!
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buy a new knife
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Does eating this give you worms and stuff?
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i love salmon sushi!!!
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@vraymond02 I figured I simply wasn't buying the right grade, I'll have to begin searching for a store that sells sushi grade meats. Thanks for the reply...
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Anyone know where I can buy sushi like that?
Is there a process for preparing the salmon to get rid of any "fishy smell or taste" ? I noticed that salmon sushi almost has no traces of a fish smell but most raw salmon bought does...
RabidTechnical 8 months ago
@RabidTechnical fishy smell = old or wasn't prepared for raw consumption. that is why there is sushi grade fish and then regular raw fish. sushi grade means. it was properly handled from being caught to gutting, deboning, and filleting. raw fish from the market doesn't need much special attention because it was probably meant to be cooked. poke the fish meat w/ your finger and it has a bounce and the meat is firm and tight then its fresh. bold bright vibrant colors also means fresh.
vraymond02 8 months ago
if buying a whole fish, check for clear eyes, vibrant color under the gills and elastic bounce when poking skin
vraymond02 8 months ago
When you buy sushi grade fish from the market is it pre-frozen at -20C or does sushi grade just mean its fresh?
idm071 10 months ago
@idm071 a lot of people get confused on what sushi grade fish means. When you go to a market and you ask them if they have sushi grade fish, what you are really asking is, "Do you have fish that was properly handled from being caught, gutted, transported, then sliced into blocks. Majority of the time the fish is cut then frozen then pre-thawed for consumers before you get a chance to see it frozen in the refrigeration section. Of course once frozen the quality of the fish is distorted
vraymond02 10 months ago