Where to buy Fish for Sushi?
Just would like to know from all you Michiganders that make ur Sushi at home. Where do you buy ur fish? What places have quailty Sushi grade pre-cut fish?
I am looking for some NAMES of places. Not a grocery store. If some one say...fish market.
um...try looking in the fish market or the grocery store..they should have some type of good fish there.
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18.40 for sushi it's raw fucking fish
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Worst decision I've made in a while: Sushi from Safeway for lunch. Somehow they made soft rubber taste vaguely like fish.
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Fish & garlic broccoli for dinner. Sushi would've been good but I will feel much better after this
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Make yer own cheap furikake!
! And no, I know it's awfully tempting to get the salmon fillet discounted leave, but no! You have to eat any fish reduces the day of purchase and, unfortunately, this recipe requires that you marinate the fish overnight to MCE if you still refuse to pay that $ 4-5 odd for fresh salmon, not not blame me if you get a 5 ft tapeworm living in the gut of the next two months mmkay? ^ _ ^
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