How to Store Fish like a Pro

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @theoif9007
    @theoif9007 Год назад

    So glad to see a new upload! Very helpful material! 🎉

  • @schayawat
    @schayawat Год назад

    🎉 glad to see your video again 🎉

  • @TheLanth
    @TheLanth Год назад

    Hi do u still have online class for learn how to make sushi

    • @SushiWithDan
      @SushiWithDan  Год назад

      Yes! It is on Udemy. Please check out the link in the description.

  • @Dv8-108
    @Dv8-108 Год назад

    about 3 hours ago I was talking about fishing with some snowbirds as I live full time in Pinellas. I mentioned your YT channel if they wanted to learn how to do sushi and I said "It's great info about how to make sushi with these local fish. He hasn't posted any YT vids lately but it's still relevant." Then, boom, you upload.

    • @SushiWithDan
      @SushiWithDan  Год назад +1

      Perfect timing! Thank you for sharing the channel. Hope it’s been helpful.

    • @Dv8-108
      @Dv8-108 Год назад

      @@SushiWithDan very helpful. Thanks

  • @rbuenafe100
    @rbuenafe100 Год назад

    Love your channel and learned so much from you. My family and I love sushi. Will freezing fish for several days kill parasites? Thank you for making such educational videos!

  • @silverclaw4
    @silverclaw4 Год назад

    Wonder where I would find an equivalent product here in Australia re: Magu rolls

  • @Tarzan429
    @Tarzan429 Год назад

    Keep up the good work 👏

  • @alexanderlin8437
    @alexanderlin8437 Год назад

    Is it safe to make sashimi from costco fresh fish? What is the difference between that and the fish at a market labeled sashimi grade? Thank you! Great and informative content!

    • @SushiWithDan
      @SushiWithDan  Год назад

      Someone told me they’ve seen frozen salmon labeled for sushi in a Sams Club before, not sure if it’s still around. I’ve seen other RUclipsrs make sushi from fresh salmon at Costco, but if you’re going to do that, try the farmed fish rather than wild. Wild salmon are known to carry parasites.

  • @vilhelmhammershoi3871
    @vilhelmhammershoi3871 Год назад

    Have you ever made a video on how to make sushi from Costco o Sam's Salmon or tuna? New to your channel and this is the first video I see. Great content. Greetings from Mexico.

  • @qaibhmoobnc577
    @qaibhmoobnc577 Год назад

    Been too long but nice to see you’re putting out new content. Can’t wait to see what you’re going to put out next. Also, I just watched outdoor chef life made sushi with mahi-mahi. Do you think you can make a nigiri video on that fish?

  • @50wareagle
    @50wareagle Год назад

    Awesome to see some new content from you. You're videos motivated me to finally try to make sushi at home. I'm not good at it by any stretch of the imagination but I'm better than I was because of you're excellent videos.

    • @SushiWithDan
      @SushiWithDan  Год назад

      Thanks for checking back - it’s just practice, glad it’s helpful. What type of sushi are you making?

    • @50wareagle
      @50wareagle Год назад

      @@SushiWithDan IDK what it's called. I usually make it with cucumber, green onions, carrots and some type of fresh fish rolled in short grain rice and a nori sheet. So far I have tried red snapper, amberjack, salmon(store bought), shrimp, imitation crab and yellowfin tuna. The fresh tna wins, hands down.

    • @SushiWithDan
      @SushiWithDan  Год назад

      Very nice, thanks for sharing, love hearing people try sushi by themselves.

  • @annebunnie2
    @annebunnie2 Год назад

    Doesn't salt make a layer like gravalax?

  • @Sanosan5249
    @Sanosan5249 5 месяцев назад

    I was taught to trim the fat with one swoop not cut straight down

  • @anderson_shieh
    @anderson_shieh Год назад

    Nice ring, U see those pictures I sent ?

  • @haphila3250
    @haphila3250 Год назад

    Hello guys👋👋👋

  • @heeeqoo2
    @heeeqoo2 2 дня назад

    u got great skin. is it because u eat alot of fish

  • @tonyvu9053
    @tonyvu9053 Год назад

    I usually just store fish in my belly

    • @SushiWithDan
      @SushiWithDan  Год назад

      Make sure you salt it first

    • @tonyvu9053
      @tonyvu9053 Год назад

      @@SushiWithDan I don't do anything to the fish. I have a slave sushi chef that does everything for me.