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A flavorful dashi broth, seasoned vinegar and Japanese short-grain white rice (also called japonica), combine to make traditional sushi rice. Hiroyuki Konishi of Boston's O Ya restaurant, works quickly and expertly once rice is cooked, using a wooden sushi bowl and paddle to fold in the seasoned vinegar and spread the rice into an even layer. Once cooled to room temperature, it's ready to use for Pom-Pom Sushi or any of your favorite Japanese dishes.
Make Dashi Broth
Rinse & Cook Rice
Make Sushi Vinegar
Season, Paddle & Cool
So many great chefs come from backgrounds influenced by family. Following his his father's footsteps, Hiroyuki Konishi has been a sushi chef for over 20 years. He started his training immediately after high school and in 1985, through a family friend, owner of a Japanese restaurant in Cambridge, MA, began his culinary career. Currently At O Ya restaurant in Boston, considered one of the finest Japanese restaurants in the country, Hiroyuki gets to share his considerable talents and years of experience.
A flavorful dashi broth, seasoned vinegar and Japanese short-grain white rice (also called japonica), combine to make traditional sushi rice. Hiroyuki Konishi of Boston's O Ya restaurant, works quickly and expertly once rice is cooked, using a wooden sushi bowl and paddle to fold in the seasoned vinegar and spread the rice into an even layer. Once cooled to room temperature, it's ready to use for Pom-Pom Sushi or any of your favorite Japanese dishes.
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