Inari-zushi

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A kind of Sushi

Do you know Inari-zushi ?

Inari-zushi is a kind of Sushi made by filling a Abura-age* with sushi rice.

* Abura-age= fried Tofu skin boiled with fish broth, soy sauce and sugar


Abra-age is carefully cut in half, and it is opened like a pocket.

Then, sushi rice with white sesame is stuffed into it.

Sushi

You can get it at supermarket in Japan.

Generally, several Inari-zushis are filled in one package like it.

A kind of sushi

Hum... it doesn't look like sushi, but it is sushi...

Sushi


Bite, and feel the harmony with rice and Abra-age !


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