Episode #3 - Sushi Bar TV - Pokie Salad from Kevin Workman on Vimeo.

Another one from Jeff and Jean. This time they make something called Pokie Salad with hamachi. Looks easy and delicious!

Technically, this is not sushi since it does not include sweetened rice. It is more for those who want everything to be like sushi. The video shows you how to make bacon and egg looking like sushi.

Episode #2 - Sushi Bar TV from Kevin Workman on Vimeo.

Episode #2 from our Sushi Bar TV guys. They still haven’t gotten their act properly together yet - being a bit goofy sometimes, but I have not seen an octopus being cut before. Interesting, but creepy animal…

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Differentiate yourself, you know. Cook with your… dog! Yeah! CWD is a cooking show hosted by a DOG named Francis! The show currently focuses on how to make popular Japanese dishes. You can subscribe to it on YouTube. Dog aside - the tutorial is good and the sushi they make looks yummy.

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Episode #1 Sushi Bar TV - Rough from Kevin Workman on Vimeo.

Something is cookin’… Someone is about to setup a sushi bar webbased TV-show! Jeff Roberto and Jean Giron from Sushi Bar TV is here making their first episode where you learn how to make wasabi and sake bomb! The films are filmed on location at Sushi on a Roll - San Diego. Looking forward to the next.

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Sesame seeds and rice: Like tight trousers and blazing guitar solos! Here is Average Betty, telling you how to make a Rock’n California Roll.
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A good introduction into the Japanese names for different types of sushi. And a glimpse of how cool equipment they have in Japanese sushi kaiten sushi bars.

Instructables.com is a “web-based documentation platform where passionate people share what they do and how they do it, and learn from and collaborate with others”. So people write, film, make presentations about things they know and love and want to share with others. These “how-tos” are called “instructables”. We of course went looking for those about sushi.
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This looks like it is from a TV-show and the making of the “sushi” is abut 1′30 min out into the video. GreenChef Melissa Davison makes a Raw Organic Fruit Sushi in the GreenChefs kitchen. Looks good!

We have had an example of making your own a hashi-oki or chopstick rest before. This design is much more advanced. It is made by Matthew Gardiner, who I found on a website called Papercrane.org - an organization “founded in Australia but supporting origami around the world”.

The design was made especially for their “Sunday Arts show”. It shows how you can be creative with even the most unusual shaped paper. So next time you order sushi, be sure to fold it into this duck. The paper from the chopsticks, not your sushi!
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“Founded by veterans of Google and YouTube, Howcast.com tries to brings together the personality of user-generated content with the quality of a professional video studio to create engaging, informative, and free how-to videos for consumers.” It is a great service for when you look for good quality videos. Here is one that in an educating way shows you how to make nigiri sushi.

A cute little video on how to make a nice bento box, using egg molds to turn hard boiled eggs into cars and fish!

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Here is a vegetarian sushi recipe I found and wanted to share with you guys. I don’t think Chrystal really can call this sushi, since the rice is missing altogether, but it is an interesting, new twist:
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A video that shows you how to cut a sushi roll. It also goes a little into how to plate it, and you can see that this chef has done it before…

Making sushi is a treat. It is a lot of work, but most of all it is a lot of fun! Here is a video on how to teach the kids how to make sushi with you. She is not a sushi master, but still - she makes it easy for the kids to understand how. It requires some effort to get good at this, so why not start young? Sushi you made yourself always tastes good!