So first things first, the outcome of SUSHIFEST. We made 3 types of rolls, 2 types of sashimi, and some Japanese style beef along with miso soup to start. We also had store-made seaweed salad (it is so delicious, I cannot tell you - seaweed in a sesame dressing of some sort, I could eat it at every meal) and the black sesame pudding. Here are some pictures, courtesy of The Irishman:

(please note my Valentine's Day appropriate nail polish)

All of the rolls - the beef and cabbage rolls are actually Korean and were AMAZING

The full spread

My black sesame pudding!
Delicious! Isn't The Irishman such a good photographer as well?
GORGEOUS! All of this looks absolutely delicious. If only I could crawl through my laptop screen and eat it! :)
ReplyDeleteHaha thanks! It's actually really easy - The Japan Centre has all you need! Try it!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so fun - did you make it yourself? Some girlfriends I have been talking about doing this.
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