Hosting a seafood dinner party? Hosting any dinner party? Change things up with a seacuterie board! What is a seacuterie board? A seacuterie board is a food board (although not necessarily a charcuterie board in the strictest definition) that features seafood. This...
What is oshizushi? Oshizushi (a.k.a. oshi sushi—meaning “pressed sushi” or hakozushi / hako sushi—meaning “box sushi” in Osaka) is a traditional variation of sushi pressed inside of a detachable wooden box known as...
What regional foods are unique to the state of Washington? Located up in the Pacific Northwest north of Oregon, the state of Washington is home to a number of locally sourced foods, primarily seafood and fruits, that you can’t get fresher anywhere...
Alaskan regional food Alaska, the largest state in the US, also has the longest coastline of all the states. This lends itself to wide access of fresh seafood and wild game. Although you may have had Alaskan king crab legs, king salmon and bison...
Hawaiian regional food Hawaii is the only state in the US that is entirely composed of islands. Because of its geography, Hawaii is naturally known for its fresh seafood…Thanks for the poke craze, Hawaii (and btw, it’s pronounced POH-keh). Other...
photo: @pizzushi.la on Instagram Where Can I Get it? | How Can I Make It? What is pizzushi? Pizzushi (a.k.a. pizza sushi) is a contemporary food hybrid made up of a flattened circular bed of crispy fried rice topped with raw poke and...
What are sushi donuts? Sushi is a traditional food that has been around for thousands of years and the process of making sushi has been a serious Japanese tradition. However, with sushi becoming mainstream internationally, chefs have been looking...
Where Can I Get it? | How Can I Make It? What is a sushi burrito? Simply put, a sushi burrito is a large sushi roll wrapped up like a burrito. The ingredients are typically those of a traditional sushi roll: protein,...
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