Sushi Roll Report Form

If you see an interesting sushi roll at a sushi bar, watch the sushi chef make one, then write down what was in it and how he did it. This is how I learn how to make new sushi rolls, and I usually find an interesting one in about every other sushi bar I visit. I usually write the roll recipe down on the chopsticks wrapper, often after several beers or hot sakes.

Note: There are those who would consider this "stealing" and I don't dispute this. I rationalize this activity by noting that we are not using this for commercial purposes, we are only using this information for personal enjoyment.

 Type in your first name: 

               last name: 

          street address: 

                    city: 

                   state:   and zip: 

                 country: 

  primary e-mail address: 

secondary e-mail address: 

               telephone: 

What is on the outside of the roll?
What ingredients were used to make it, besides rice and nori?

What was it called?

Any additional comments?

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To clear this form, press this button: .

Go back to sushi handout.

Mark S. Hutchenreuther is hutch@rain.org

Comments and suggestions are welcome.