Feb 10 2009

How to Select Perfect Sushi with Wine

Marisa’s Suggestion for Sushi with Roogle Tasting

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If you are looking for a perfect marriage between sushi and wine, Marisa’s suggestions come in handy. Following article is republished with a permission from Marisa Baggett.

Some suggestions for those participating in the Roogle Riesling tasting

 

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Some form of sushi with crab is what I highly suggest. But it’s not the only thing that will pair well with this wine. Want some thing fun and eclectic? Try one of these recipes to accompany your Roogle Riesling.  See the Sushi Recipe Index for more recipes.

 

Toasted Walnut and Mushroom Maki

 

Spicy Kiwi and Walu Sushi Rolls

 

Tuna Rolls with Bacon and Apples

 

Grilled Mahi Mahi Maki

 

 

Also, Jennifer Biggs will be featuring a video on her blog that shows her method for assembling a California “bowl” where the elements of a California roll are used to make chirashi zushi, or scattered sushi.

 

Something I like to do is make Martini Chirashi – sushi in a glass! It’s quick and very easy. All you need is a fresh batch of sushi rice and whatever toppings your enjoy most.  In the picture below, I began by placing a bit of masago fish roe in the glass. Then, I topped it with a bed of sushi rice. To finish, I arranged 3 pieces of yellowfin tuna, 3 pieces of albacore tuna, more masago, some thinly sliced cucumbers and shredded daikon on top. The beauty of using a martini glass is that you can see all of the pretty layers through the glass. You can use any of your favorite toppings such as shrimp, scallops, pickled vegetables, etc to customize your very own sushi in a glass.

 

Of interest: Keeping Sushi Economical

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