If you have never delved into the world of sushi before, you are missing out. There is a reason sushi is so popular. If you already eat this Japanese delicacy, then chances are you love it. There is so much to like about the art and variety of sushi.
Here is some information about some of the most common rolls of sushi.
I happen to be a big sucker for shellfish. Any time there is a roll on the menu with snowcrab in it, or better yet, Alaskan King Crab, I feel compelled to get it. If you are not so comfortable eating raw fish, this is a good option for you.
Do you happen to be an adventurous eater? If so, then you should definitely try uni, or as it is more commonly known, sea urchin. This is my absolute favorite bite of sushi. In fact, every year on my birthday I feel the need to go somewhere to get a few fresh pieces.
While a yellowtail roll by itself may be a little bit bland, adding scallions to this roll will create a great texture. The yellowtail is silky and smooth while the scallion provides a nice amount of crunch.
If you happen to be a vegetarian, then you are definitely limited when it comes to sushi. You can always do a cucumber avocado roll, but that gets tiresome. If you are not a vegan, then you can try futomaki, which usually has mushrooms, asparagus and egg.
One type of fish that I do not care for, and you should probably skip if offered is sea bass. In general, I find it too chewy to be served raw, which may help explain why it shows up so infrequently on sushi menus, at least in maki (roll) form.
There are many other types of amazing sushi to try, but these are just a few options to consider, depending on your taste preferences.
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