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of rice (nigiri means hand-formed). maki-sushi, rolled sushi (including hand rolls, temaki—maki means roll). chirashi-sushi, fish and other items served on top of a bowl of vinegared sushi rice (chirashi means to scatter). oshi-sushi, squares or rectangles of pressed rice topped with vinegared or cooked
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of rice (nigiri means hand-formed). maki-sushi, rolled sushi (including hand rolls, temaki—maki means roll). chirashi-sushi, fish and other items served on top of a bowl of vinegared sushi rice (chirashi means to scatter). oshi-sushi, squares or rectangles of pressed rice topped with vinegared or cooked
we have provided, let us know . you may also enjoy one of our -plus other food glossaries , including the seafood glossary . note re names in the u.s., japan and elsewhere, many fish are called by their local names. thus, pagrus major, the botanical name for what is variously called red snapper or sea...
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