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Sushi is the general term for seafood or other foods and rice served in a seaweed wrapper. Sushi consists of cooked vinegared rice (shari) combined with other ingredients (neta). THe wrapper is not really a seaweed but a manufactured item. The black wrappers are called nori. Nori is a type of algae gathered and processed into thin sheets, Describing sushi as raw fish and rice in seaweed is like describing steak and mushrooms as dead partly incinerated cow covered with fungus.
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What are the basic foods used in sushi?
Seaweed, Rice and raw fish.
Does sushi make you bigger?
No. It's raw fish seaweed and rice. Just food.
What is a diet in Japan?
A Japanese diet consists of rice, fish, raw fish, seaweed, egg, cucumber, gou ji berries, and more.
How much rice do you put in sushi?
seaweed, sticky rice, and a type of raw fish. its not sushi without raw fish
What does sushi stand for?
Sushi actually refers to short grain rice. This rice is combined with other ingredients to make bite sized food. People in America confused the bite sized foods with "sushi," and in fact many Americans think sushi means raw fish. But in Japan, it only refers to the rice.
What really is in sushi?
seaweed, rice, fish
Why is seaweed so important?
It keeps raw fish warm, because raw is usually cold.
Which country does the dish of raw fish called Sushi come from?
Sushi is from Japan but it is not a dish of raw fish. Sushi is a Japanese dish of rice, usually with some sugar and salt, combined with a variety of ingredients, such as seafood, vegetables, and occasionally tropical fruits wrapped in seaweed
What are names of sea food?
fish, shrimp, opihi, seaweed, crab, lobster, shark, and raw fish.
What japenesse people eat?
They eat miso soup, seaweed, fish, nori, and rice.
What raw fish is used to make sushi?
There is no such thing as raw sushi the raw fish component in sushi is actually called sashimiwhen cooked and combined with the Japanese sticky rice the dish is now called sushi.
What grows underwater?
Seaweed, rice, kelp, fish, plants, & algea (just to name a few)
