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weinoo

weinoo

Hey - it's scattered...

 

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Working the chirashi game. Using my favorite short-grain Kagayaki Koshihikari brown rice, grown in Cali and cooked in the donabe.  Then I tossed the rice with...

 

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This stuff. But...as noted by other smart and oft misunderstood people (myself and @rotuts, for example), the amount of sodium in some of these products is not exactly what I'd call healthy. Or pronounceable, for that matter.

 

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So, I used a slotted spoon and dragged the solids out, leaving most of the liquid in the bag, and tossed that stuff with the rice. Look closely - I have never seen shreds of stuff so small, but it made the rice tasty.

 

And then I topped with some lightly cooked Alaskan halibut and ikura and scallions. You know what? It hit the spot.

 

P.S. - the pickled ginger at lower right? Also a purchased product, from some hipster Chinese company - too sweet. But until I can find some nice, young, juicy ginger to make my own...

 

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weinoo

weinoo

Hey - it's scattered...

 

855210815_Chirashibrownrice09-07.jpeg.b058e8fbe97578cf716ddbf3c8e39375.jpeg

 

Working the chirashi game. Using my favorite short-grain Kagayaki Koshihikari brown rice, grown in Cali and cooked in the donabe.  Then I tossed the rice with...

IMG_2161.jpeg.d5b55ac0c05b91655ce45582d7a82cc0.jpeg\

 

This stuff. But...as noted by other smart and oft misunderstood people (myself and @rotuts, for example), the amount of sodium in some of these products is not exactly what I'd call healthy.

 

IMG_2160.jpeg.02860a95496dfd303b7b76540d7b8b85.jpeg

 

So, I used a slotted spoon and dragged the solids out, leaving most of the liquid in the bag, and tossed that stuff with the rice. Look closely - I have never seen shreds of stuff so small, but it made the rice tasty.

 

And then I topped with some lightly cooked Alaskan halibut and ikura and scallions. You know what? It hit the spot.

 

P.S. - the pickled ginger at lower right? Also a purchased product, from some hipster Chinese company - too sweet. But until I can find some nice, young, juicy ginger to make my own...

 

image.png.0757cb91c69606a2f1943da670efd91b.png

weinoo

weinoo

Hey - it's scattered...

 

855210815_Chirashibrownrice09-07.jpeg.b058e8fbe97578cf716ddbf3c8e39375.jpeg

 

Working the chirashi game. Using my favorite short-grain Kagayaki Koshihikari brown rice, grown in Cali and cooked in the donabe.  Then I tossed the rice with...

IMG_2161.jpeg.d5b55ac0c05b91655ce45582d7a82cc0.jpeg\

 

This stuff. But...as noted by other smart and oft misunderstood people (myself and @rotuts, for example), the amount of sodium in some of these products is not exactly what I'd call healthy.

 

IMG_2160.jpeg.02860a95496dfd303b7b76540d7b8b85.jpeg

 

So, I used a slotted spoon and dragged the solids out, leaving most of the liquid in the bag, and tossed that stuff with the rice. Look closely - I have never seen shreds of stuff so small, but it made the rice tasty.

 

And then I topped with some lightly cooked Alaskan halibut and ikura and scallions. You know what? It hit the spot.

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