Sashimi is a lovely Japanese food that is often enjoyed in Japanese restaurants or sushi places. It is one thing to watch them create the sushi in the restaurant, but it is quite another to try your hand in making sashimi in your home.
It may be a challenge, but it will definitely be fun to try.
• Go by these simple steps, and you will be well on your way to becoming a great amateur sushi chef.
• Purchase 4 oz each of sushi-grade salmon, tuna, and yellowtail.
• Make sure that the fish is fresh.
• Procure fresh vegetables to pair with the sashimi.
• You can use anything you want.
• Most people like to eat carrots, cucumber, avocado, and shisho leaves.
• You will also need condiments to enhance the flavor of the sashimi, such as pickled ginger, wasabi, lemon slices, and soy sauce.
• Be careful with that wasabi, though.
• The doughy green paste is very potent.
• Heat non-stick frying saucepan over high heat and place tuna into the pan.
• Start your cooking.
• Cut down the fish into 0.25 to 0.5-inch slices.
• Assemble the slices, so they are in an overlapping row.
• Shred radish, carrots, and cucumber with a cheese grater.
• Place the sashimi slices on top of the shredded vegetables.
• Add ginger, shisho leaves, and a ball of wasabi.
• Keep the soy sauce handy as you proceed to enjoy the healthy meal you have prepared.