The key to learning Sushi IMO is being able to experiment. And to do that you need to be able to buy fish at a decent price.
You also need a decent sushi knife which I bought a while ago. It makes all the difference!
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Jason Bagley has written 2 entries about this goal
I really enjoy eating Sushi. For those of you that have never tried it, sushi is very much an aquired taste, but is completely different from any flavours you’ve ever tasted before.
I also love cooking, so naturally I’d love to learn how to make sushi. One thing I have to find is a sushi school of some sorts near Cape Town. Thats a start.
Finding good quality fish isn’t much of a problem. Cape Town has a harbour so it is alot easier finding fish than in other parts of South Africa.
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