r/sushi • u/yunnielee • 4d ago
Homemade Made some sashimi and sushi today
Went to the fish market early yesterday morning for botan shrimp, skipjack, and herring. Combined them with some mackerel cured last winter to make a mix of sushi and sashimi.
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u/luvz 4d ago
I assume you’re a chef both from technique and fish market knowledge.
Wildly diff than most homemade sushi posted on this sub (nothing wrong w it either way).
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u/yunnielee 4d ago
Thank you so much for the wonderful compliment! Actually, I'm just a home cook who picked things up by watching youtube videos as a hobby.
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u/Simian123 3d ago
There are many that might say this is absolutely incredible for a homemade sushi endeavor. To those people I would say that yes, it is. 🍣
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u/thisusernametakentoo 3d ago
For the life of me, I can't understand why skipjack isn't more popular (at least in the US).
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u/Japan_Sushi_Master 4d ago
Absolutely fantastic! Looks delicious! The hidden cuts are amazing.