Cod/Haddock

[2scoops0406]

Sushi is gorgeous and not at all slimy as you'd expect. If it is, the fish is not top-notch fresh.

Except you may well be eating sashimi not sushi.

 

[hermes]

I'm sure you do get cod as sushi.

 

[splinter]

I'm sure you do get cod as sushi.

Sushi= rice dish

Good old wikipedia where would we be without it

 

[hermes]

I'm sure you do get cod as sushi.

Sushi= rice dish

Good old wikipedia where would we be without it

Ok then, sashimi, although when the rice is topped with or rolled in raw fish slices is still sushi.

 

[splinter]

I'm sure you do get cod as sushi.

Sushi= rice dish

Good old wikipedia where would we be without it

Ok then, sashimi, although when the rice is topped with or rolled in raw fish slices is still sushi.

Yes much the same as being topped with dogs testicles

 

[empip]

Hey, that's my home town. Don't get the ref...gimme a Johnnie Walker's with my fish, though.

Ah, ha ! A plaice in Scotsdom !

 

[The Jeep]

Livin' with the sushi-nachs these days....

 

[securespark]

Well, Mrs Secure having lived in Japan, I understand that sushi is still called sushi, even when combined with raw fish.

 

[2scoops0406]

Well, Mrs Secure having lived in Japan, I understand that sushi is still called sushi, even when combined with raw fish.

Bloody Japs, don't know what they're talking about.

 

[Moz]

saw a good proggie last night on the slit eyes on bbc2 last night , regarding the mountain ranges an all crushed into the flatlands of Japan ..a big quake which is due will sink the lot , (good , that was for my Grandad who never got over being on the Burma Torture railway as a POW in WW2)

 

[2scoops0406]

saw a good proggie last night on the slit eyes on bbc2 last night , regarding the mountain ranges an all crushed into the flatlands of Japan ..a big quake which is due will sink the lot , (good , that was for my Grandad who never got over being on the Burma Torture railway as a POW in WW2)

My great uncle was in Burma in WW2, he'd never forgave them and wouldn't have anything Japanese in the house.

 

[notb665]

Yes, my great uncle was in a Japanese POW camp. Never have I seen scars like it, when I did fleetingly see them (he didn't display them, you understand). He never really recovered either.