For amateur chefs, sushi might seem an insurmountable endeavor — like the perfect puffy cheese soufflé or meringue-wrapped baked Alaska. But surprisingly, it’s not as difficult as it might seem, and ...

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Though sushi has exploded in popularity, it’s still one of those cuisines that can feel out of reach for home chefs and every day meals. Fortunately, Meghan McMorrow of the popular Fox and Briar food ...

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Use a stove pot or a rice cooker. I prefer the rice cooker because the rice comes out with a better consistency Rinse your rice in cold water until the water runs clear. Should take about 4 minutes.