The pink rice was coloured using a sushi vinegar seasoning. The seasoning will turn the rice pink.
Served the sushi for lunch with pan fried gyozas and lettuce. The boys had more gyozas and sushi than what is shown in the photo, they have a much bigger appetite than that.
A closer look at the octopus sushi. I should have made some sausage octopus as well.
How cute! :D
ReplyDelete好可爱!!!怎么舍得吃呢？好棒!
ReplyDeleteAww the Octopus sushi is so so cute!
ReplyDeleteCute Octopus!
ReplyDeleteoh gosh....love your sushi octopus!! Got to try out one day :)
ReplyDeleteTk u, Karen. :)
DeleteThe octopus is so cute and love the detailing! The gyoza and sushi is making me hungry now.:)
ReplyDeleteTk u, Rina. :)
DeleteThese look great, clever use of the octopus.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that there is sushi vinegar that colours the rice. Would you mind sharing the name of the brand/bottle, so I could see if I can find it or something similar here in the UK?
hi, not sure why my comment is not posting?? Or maybe it is, but I am doing something wrong?
ReplyDeleteOnce again, looks great, like the clever use of the octopus.
Didn't know that there is sushi vinegar that colours the rice, would you mind telling me the brand/bottle so I can see whether I can buy it in the UK?
These look great, very clever use of the octopus.
ReplyDeleteI didn't realise that there is a sushi vinegar that colours the rice. Would you mind sharing the name of the brand/bottle so I can see if I could find a similar product in the UK?
Ur comment needs my approval before they appear on the blog. :) The brand is mizkan, it's in powder form in a packet n has a pink piggy in front. Over here, they put it with the deco furi used to colour the rice. It works the same way, just that it taste sourish instead of salty like deco furi.
DeleteThis is so creative and super cute!
ReplyDeleteReally cool :-)
ReplyDeleteTks, Madelein. :)
DeleteWhat did you use for the mouth?
ReplyDelete-Tay
It's a type of japanese fishcake call chikuwa. :)
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