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[Guest guest]

They do this to prepare sushi, too; it's cooked in vinegar. Sushimi is

the raw stuff that kills people every year. LOL

 

The name for the process is indeed marinating, I think.

 

On Wednesday, July 14, 2004, at 08:22 AM,

wrote:

 

> Message: 17

> Tue, 13 Jul 2004 21:55:37 -0000

> " psybermus " <psybermus

> Re: What I Think of Raw Foodism and Dr. Phil for that matter

>

> You're not going to be happy with just 'marinated' here, really. That's

> all I can

> think of. You mean like 'cooking' sea life in lemon or lime juice, as

> they do in

> the South Pacific (and I'm sure lots of other places). No heat, just the

> juice.

> And yes it's 'cooked'. There must be a term for that process other than

> pickled

> or marinated. Help!

>

> Best,

> Pat in Montreal

>

Sociopathic personalities are common, to one degree or another. Thank the

gods imagination and ambition are so rare, eh?

--Everett Bedford, Thanatos Reel

[Guest guest]

Geez, man! Sometimes your post titles

make me laugh so hard and other times

they make me shudder and go " ew " ... this

one suceeded on both counts! *lol*

 

You are incorrect on one point. Sushi is the

Japanese word for rice that has been cooked

and seasoned with the rice vinegar. Many Yanks

and western people confuse this and just call the

raw fish or the brined fish sushi. You were correct

about sashimi though. i eat sushi and love it, but i

don't consume any fish raw or otherwise when i do.

Sushi is perfectly vegetarian as long as you tell

them to " hold the fish " . My favorite sushi bar makes

several delicious sushi rolls that are vegan and

vegetarian.

 

~ pt ~

 

It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are

punished unless they kill in large numbers and to

the sound of trumpets.

~ Voltaire

 

, The Stewarts <stews9@c...>

wrote:

> They do this to prepare sushi, too; it's cooked in vinegar.

Sushimi is

> the raw stuff that kills people every year. LOL

>

> The name for the process is indeed marinating, I think.

[Guest guest]

Vegan nori " sushi " rolls are easy to make and very balanced. My sons

considered it a treat growing up and it works well with tempe. I know

that it's highly recommended among bicycle enthusiasts since it's

easy to pack and nutritious.

 

, " ~ PT ~ " <patchouli_troll> wrote:

> Geez, man! Sometimes your post titles

> make me laugh so hard and other times

> they make me shudder and go " ew " ... this

> one suceeded on both counts! *lol*

>

> You are incorrect on one point. Sushi is the

> Japanese word for rice that has been cooked

> and seasoned with the rice vinegar. Many Yanks

> and western people confuse this and just call the

> raw fish or the brined fish sushi. You were correct

> about sashimi though. i eat sushi and love it, but i

> don't consume any fish raw or otherwise when i do.

> Sushi is perfectly vegetarian as long as you tell

> them to " hold the fish " . My favorite sushi bar makes

> several delicious sushi rolls that are vegan and

> vegetarian.

>

> ~ pt ~

>

> It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are

> punished unless they kill in large numbers and to

> the sound of trumpets.

> ~ Voltaire

>

> , The Stewarts

<stews9@c...>

> wrote:

> > They do this to prepare sushi, too; it's cooked in vinegar.

> Sushimi is

> > the raw stuff that kills people every year. LOL

> >

> > The name for the process is indeed marinating, I think.

[Guest guest]

, The Stewarts

<stews9@c...> wrote:

>

> The name for the process is indeed marinating, I think.

>

 

Well, I guess after that marinade it probably would not need any

additional seasoning.

:-/ ;-)