Dont be intimidated by buying your own fresh fish for sushi! Once you figure out the signs to look for and the questions to ask you will easily narrow down where and what to purchase for your very own sushi rolls, sashimi, or nigiri. Buying and making sushi yourself is cheaper than in a japanese restaurant and fun to do! Technically fish doesnt really have a “grade” like Grade A Beef or other types of food classifications. However the term sushi grade fish is used by restaurants and... (more...)
Introduction
What is HSC and what can we do for you? HSC offers tips and how to’s on making sushi, talks about different sushi related issues, allows you to make comments and suggest your own great sushi recipies. We hope you will find great information and contribute to help make us better. HSC offers all the supplies needed for anything from a first timer trying it at home, to running a small sushi bar, and recipies for all types of common, fun, creative, and different types of sushi….keep coming back for more great recipies each week and be sure to stock up on supplies in our store! If you have any questions or comments please feel free to post them, share articles with friends on facebook using our share button, or get in touch with us personally(Our contact info is on the Contact Us page). We are looking forward to getting to know you and learning lots about making sushi at home! AKPC_IDS += "245,";Popularity: 2% [?] Read More →
Sushi is good for you…right?
Rice, seaweed, raw fish, other vegetables…how bad could sushi really be for me? Traditional sushi is good for you, but like all other cusines in the world, Americans’ have modified things a bit from the original and our new saucy, fried, and mayo loaded treats aren’t the same calorie conscious bargin that you expected. Sushi can be a great low calorie meal, if you pay attention to the ingredients in the rolls. There are a couple good sources for some general nutrition guidelines... (more...)
Making Sushi Rice
You will read tales of apprentice sushi chef’s spending years making and perfecting their rice before being allowed to even cut a piece of fish, but don’t let that intimidate you when getting started making sushi. Yes, the rice is important, but it is not rocket science for the average home cook, you can do this! To start make sure you bought the right kind of rice, Japanese short grained rice is the type that gets sticky and will hold together your rolls or make a nice ball for the... (more...)
Making Sushi Rice Video
Learn techniques to make your own sushi rice in this short video or visit the recipies page for written instructions. AKPC_IDS += "22,";Popularity: 5% [?] Read More →
California Roll
Makes 4 rolls California Rolls are one of the most common types of sushi rolls in the United States. Many people prefer these types of maki rolls because they don’t contain raw seafood. If you can’t get access to sushi grade fish, are pregnant, or just love crab and avacado this roll is for you! 4 cups sushi rice 4 sheets of nori (dried seaweed) 1 avocado 3/4 cup crab meat 2 tbsp mayonnaise 1/2 tsp salt Peel an avocado and cut it into strips. Place crab meat in a bowl and mix with... (more...)
About Me
Ryan and Gretchen at Home Sushi Chef love sushi, and wanted to make their own. Realizing that learning to make japanese sushi could be intimidating HSC was created to help others who love sashimi, nigiri, and maki learn how to make their own sushi at home, find the right supplies and ingredients no matter where you live, and enjoy simple, healthy and fun to make sushi!