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How To Become A Sushi Chef

How To Become A Sushi Chef

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What does it take to become a master? In a brand new video series, called Shokunin, Eater follows New York sushi chef David Bouhadana as he visits culinary-minded individuals who are hard at work perfecting their crafts. First, Bouhadana visits Oona Tempest, a sushi apprentice undergoing intensive chef training at Tanoshi Sushi NYC. Watch the Shokunin trailer, and other episodes from the series, here
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 6


This isn't legit Japanese Sushi though, sushi never requires a blowtorch, plus real wasabi is only produced in Japan, she's done only three years and she's already handling the fish, its only after approximately five years, that the apprentice is given their first important task of making sushi rice, and that's just the rice! there are the years for sharpening knives etc. Personally I I don't really mind that they're not legit, cause the Japanese are perfectionist and they exaggerate a lot when it comes discipleship and discipline. Come on. it takes on average 10 years to become a Itamae!
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There's probably a very simple answer to this question, but I know very little about sushi so I figured I'd ask. Why does the chef take off the scales of the fish when the meat is then taken off the skin? Some fish is left with the skin on so I understand the reason for taking the scales off in that scenario, but not sure why they do it when the skin is removed. Great video! Thanks!
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Sucks that i didn't get a chance to eat at sushi dojo when chef dave was still there. it's breath of fresh air to see a real sushi chef talk about sushi. was wondering if chef david knows chef John from sushi KO. another chef i didn't get chance see when i visited ny. it would be great to get them both in the same room. i will pay to see that!
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Respect to the OG sushi chef, he obviously dealt with the older generations tough love style of teaching and thankfully didn't pass down to his apprentice. I understand the core of why they do it but its a sadistic way to prove a point. I love my Japanese family but god damn.
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This is a good example of a thing that they make it look like innacessible like a life commitement but it really isn't. You won't be able to make it look that good but it will taste just as good. Rice & fish cuts, cmon people, you can do it!
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Low how he defended her saying I will not make you sushi either. Too many times go by where they are so wanting to please the customer that they don't look out for their own. Awesome video!
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