How to Throw a Sushi Dinner Party
A fun way to throw a sushi party is to get everyone involved in the preparation.
- Difficulty:
- Moderately Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need
- Maki Sus
- Avocados Slices
- Cucumber Slices
- Fish
- Miso Soups
- Pickled Radishes
- Sake
- Seaweeds (nori)
- Squashes
- Sushi Rice
- Vinegared Ginger
- Wasabi
- Chopsticks
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Use a table that is low to the ground.
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Provide pillows as chairs.
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For each person, set out a large plate, a small plate such as a saucer, a steamed facecloth and chopsticks.
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Set out two to three plates of prepared wasabi and vinegared ginger.
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Provide one or two bottles of soy sauce.
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Cut fish into sashimi slices and arrange them on large platters.
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Provide other fillings, such as cucumber slices, avocado slices, squash and pickled radish.
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Provide side dishes such as sunomono (pickled octopus), edamame (fresh green soybeans boiled in salted water) and miso soup.
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Cut nori (seaweed) into 4-by-4-inch squares and stack onto two plates.
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Provide shari (sushi rice) in a large wooden bowl.
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Provide sake (rice wine) or Japanese beer.
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Pass around the nori, rice and fish and have each person assemble his or her own sushi rolls.
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Tips & Warnings
Another way to have a sushi party is to have everybody make sushi rolls and nigiri sushi creations to share with the rest of the group.
Be sure to have a maki su (bamboo mat) for easy sushi roll preparation.
Search for Japanese ingredients in Asian markets and the Asian sections of some supermarkets. Also try asking the chefs at your favorite sushi bar where they get their ingredients.
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Comments
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this is fun and easier than it seems!
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PureFairyPoison
Jan 03, 2009
Also, add desserts, like mochi! -
lonniemac
Mar 16, 2008
It's a lot of prep, so be sure to invite enough people who are interested in making and eating sushi to create a critical mass--at least 6-8.
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lonniemac
Mar 16, 2008
It's a lot of prep, so be sure to invite enough people who are interested in making and eating sushi to create a critical mass--at least 6-8.
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lonniemac
Mar 16, 2008
Be sure to invite enough guests who are interested in making sushi or learning to make sushi to make a critical mass, or you'll wind up making all of it yourself.
