Home Sushi My first time trying to make sushi, tips moving forward?SSushiMy first time trying to make sushi, tips moving forward?May 30, 20235 comments My first time trying to make sushi, tips moving forward? Tags:Sushi 5 commentsI definitely underfilled the uramaki roll, and am really not great at rolling stillLess rice, face the inside upwards and then sauce. Don’t worry about presentation, enjoy it and experiment! This sub is a great place for ideasThe texture of cooked rice is perfect and the roll is great as a first time roller.. Also nice cutting. I am a sushi chef..Try a generous decorative dot instead of the typical American drizzle. Looks way more presentable that way![deleted]Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Less rice, face the inside upwards and then sauce. Don’t worry about presentation, enjoy it and experiment! This sub is a great place for ideas
The texture of cooked rice is perfect and the roll is great as a first time roller.. Also nice cutting. I am a sushi chef..
Try a generous decorative dot instead of the typical American drizzle. Looks way more presentable that way!
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I definitely underfilled the uramaki roll, and am really not great at rolling still
Less rice, face the inside upwards and then sauce. Don’t worry about presentation, enjoy it and experiment! This sub is a great place for ideas
The texture of cooked rice is perfect and the roll is great as a first time roller.. Also nice cutting. I am a sushi chef..
Try a generous decorative dot instead of the typical American drizzle. Looks way more presentable that way!
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