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Posted on July 19, 2011 by Clyde Thorburn
A Japanese cuisine that is often ordered, prepared and then served at each of the three melovesushi restaurants in central London by the respective professional Japanese sushi chefs is Battleship Roll. The Japanese name given to this dish is Gunkan Maki. The way of making Gunkan maki is very similar to the way that Nigiri sushi is prepared and served by many expert sushi chefs. Professional chefs at the melovesushi restaurants all know that there are some Japanese foods that are not easily positioned onto a bed of rice before they are served up to customers. Such foods or Japanese cuisine include Uni, which is sea urchin and various kinds of roe, such as salmon roe or Ikura and Tobiko.
The chefs at the three London restaurants know that Uni, Ikura and Tobiko all need a ‘cup’ to place and hold the respective contents of the food in. In order to achieve this, the chefs start creating and forming the same shape of rice bed that is usually constructed when making or preparing conventional Nigiri sushi. The rice bed for the Gunkan maki is then created but is finally formed to be not as long as the rice bed made for Nigiri sushi. As soon as the rice bed for the Gunkan maki has been completed a portion of nori, which has been cut in half, first, after which it is cut crosswise into strips that are about one inch or two and a half centimetres wide, is placed on top of the bed of rice. Then the nori is then wrapped around the bed of rice to form a cup.
All melovesushi chefs’ at all three Japanese restaurants in London know that the dampness from the bed of rice should let the nori stick to itself and seal. However, if this does not occur, the chef will give it a small little rub to spur it onto to stick. The chef will then ensure that the rice bed is flat and has sufficient room to support the filling. Anywhere from half an inch to three quarters of an inch or point seven centimetres to point eight one centimetres would be enough to achieve this space. Gunkan maki Japanese sushi is flexible enough, technically, to allow the chef to create, prepare and serve different permutations of the dish. People can order a particular type of Gunkan maki known as a Tobiko, where a raw quail egg is cracked over the top of it before it is served.
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