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My father in-law always craves for ebi sushi and we learned how to make this at home after a lot of practice we're able to accomplish his taste buds.
My father in-law prefers having no wasabi in his ebi he would rather place it along with his Kikkoman lite soy sauce for his dipping.
Ingredient:
- 1 kilo Fresh Shrimp
- Barbeque wooden sticks half size
- Ice cubes
- Pot
- Japanese Rice
- Rice Cooker
- Wasabi Paste (tube) only optional
Step 1:
- Cook Japanese rice in rice cooker
- From every cup of rice is equivalent to one and ¼ cup water
Step 2:
- Clean well remove whiskers
- In a pot place ice cubes enough to fill up the lower pot with little amount of water
- Place the shrimps inside
- Keep the water set aside
Step 3:
- From holding the shrimp, the head facing you stick a barbeque stick keep it near the legs
- Do each one the same way set aside
Step 4:
- Boil water in a pot with barbeque stick cover lid
- Cook until it turns pink strain the shrimp
Step 5:
- Soak the shrimp is cold water with the ice to cool off the shrimp
- Remove the barbecue stick and discard the head
- Remove the feet and skin off the shrimp
- Leave only the tail in the shrimp
Step 6:
- Cut halfway from the belly even to foam flat
Preparing the ebi sushi:
Step 1:
- Use a towel to moist off your hands
- Roll a small amount of Japanese rice and place small amount of wasabi paste (optional)
- Lay it on the plate
Ready to eat!
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