i love sushi,, but i like the rolls (maki) as well, is there any web site to learn how to make them?

Answer 1

There are several text demonstrations like the one at Stash Tea: http://www.stashtea.com/swinstru.htm, as well as video. Try Chef Gary for a classic California Roll demo: http://www.sushigary.com/sushiclass/sushiclass.cfm. Personally I just bought a book - that way I got the rice right-rice is very important to Sushi. I highly recommend you get a rice cooker and use short rice (like Calrose) and never wash it first or you will loose the sticky quality needed for success in Sushi rice also always use sweet Mirin to flavor your rice (the sugar and vinegar is a poor substitute). Check with your neighborhood Sushi house to see if they offer a weekend class as well, they are very popular here in Los Angeles and cost about $80 but you will make enough Sushi to have a guest join you after the 4 hour course. Good Luck!

Answer 2

The best place to find information about making sushi is at:
http://www.sushifaq.com

For detailed instructions on how to make sushi at home (any style) try:
http://sushifaq.com/howtomakesushiathome.htm

This page will tell you what you need to make sushi at home, what you need to buy, how to prepare, and how to approach it if you are new.

Good luck.

Answer 3

Yes, www.recipezaar.com has a lot of recipes for sushi. try there. it's a free site.

Answer 4

There is a site that you can get with all sorts of asian stuff. .http://www.chinesefooddiy.com/cookbooks.htm>>>>it is put to gether by nicholas zhou, chinese chef.. good stuff. Disregard the little >>>>>>>>>>not part of the site..Trying to give some space without using a period for fear it would screw up the site address. good nibbles