Last week, thanks to celebrating Japan month in Bucharest, I had the great opportunity among other events to be invited at the Sushi demonstration held at Crowne Plaza hotel. The 2 master chefs, Masayoshi Kazato and Kensaku Yoshida, turned the demonstration of how to prepare sushi into a real show. For nearly 2 hours I haven't had time to get bored, and I surely laughed a lot too.
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preparing rice |
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it should be like this ... |
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you got it right? |
For example, when Kazato-san was talking about the importance of preparing a safe food for the customers using vinegar and bamboo leaves, he also mentioned that before leaving home Yoshida-san made sure to cut little pieces of bamboo leaves and cover his wife with them in order to keep her safe and sound until he came back. :)) How could not burst into laughter when such a little serious man says that?
And he continued his presentation by also demonstrating how the very expensive knives used in preparing sushi (is like 500 dollars a piece) are that effective that you can cut (only if experienced, DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME, PLEASE!) a cucumber into pieces on a young lady's bare hand. He did that demo and added afterwards that in case there was a man he would do the cut on his neck :).
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ta daa... and the hand is fine :) |
There were also some guest chefs from Cluj and from Zen Sushi Bucharest (my fav sushi bar in town) and some diplomas giving. Afterwards I had the chance to taste for the first time sake (and I forgot to make a wish :(). It was delicious but really strong. And of course I brought home some sushi and even got my brother tasting it. Surprisingly, he loved it. What a relief!
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please try some of it! |
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fin |
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It was the second time eating sushi for me. My first sushi experience wasn't that good. I guess it really depends of how it's prepared. If you look closely at those pictures, you can tell how it felt that time. Although now it was great, tasty, flavoured.
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first sushi |
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let's give it a shot ... |
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on a second thought ... |
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