The Hottest Sushi in Town without the Restaurants' Price Tag
Despite daunting prices, the popularity of sushi has rocketed. Many sushi lovers have tried their hands on sushi making in hope that they can freely indulge in this healthy, fashionable fast food. But not many have succeeded. We discover why.
Online, March 2, 2010 (Newswire.com) - For Release
Make Mouth Watering Sushi - The Easy Way
What Sushi Restaurants and Bars Don't want to Tell You
The lure of sushi lies in its aspirational values - exotic, healthy and trendy. Despite its daunting prices, the popularity of sushi has sky rocketed. Daily Mail reported that sushi 'is now outselling the traditional BLT sandwiches in many places', establishing itself as lunchtime favourite. Unbelievable as it may sound, making sushi is very easy. The key to making sushi is Watching and Making. So unless cookbooks come alive, it is virtually impossible to translate words into the simple finger movement of a sushi chef.
As a healthy and fashionable fast food, sushi is the ideal choice to jazz up predictable family menus, delight kids' lunch boxes and impress family and friends at dinner parties.
Sushi aficionados could not be happier when major supermarkets chain started offering a range of sushi ingredients such as sushi rice and nori on their shelves, making it even more accessible to carve mouth watering sushi, without the restaurants' price tags. Unfortunately, cookbooks are usually the first thought that cross the minds of budding cooks. Since cookbooks do not work for sushi, it is no wonder then that Sushi Restaurants and Bars can continue to charge exorbitant prices for their sushi rolls.
The options to enjoying affordable authentic sushi is really few and far in between. Sushi Lovers will either have to continue paying the inflated restaurant prices, attend pricey sushi making classes or limit their cravings.
The ideal situation is to have a cookbook come alive, allowing budding sushi amateur to watch and replicate every detailed actions of a sushi expert. Even better will be for the sushi amateur to be able to replay and watch the sushi expert in action as many times as needed to perfect the step and compare every step with the model sushi in the cookbook come alive.
If you want to serve up a mouth watering meal that tickles the palate and gladden the eyes, check out http://www.HowtoMakeSushi.co.uk The complete 3 DVDs set cost £27.
For a sample copy of 'Secret to Making Sushi' DVDs, please contact Magdalene Tan. We are happy to provide any required information or arrange a time for an interview.
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