City of Austin Trembles at News of Austin Otaku Using a Knife … Again!

by Austin Otaku on October 18, 2009

Kyoto Roll at Sushi Sake

Following up its successful Sushi Workshop in July, the Japan-America Society of Greater Austin will present sushi chef Jorge from Kenichi for an advanced sushi workshop on Sunday, October 25th at the Triangle Clubhouse (4700 Guadalupe St.) from 1:30pm to 3:30pm. This workshop will allow attendees of the previous workshop to build on their sushi-making skills.

Topics will include:

    Jorge, Eri, and Kako
  • Making sushi rice
  • Maintaining and using sushi knives
  • Handling different types of sushi fish and sushi ingredients
  • Making advanced rolls, like the Rainbow Roll, and nigiri sushi
  • Slicing, preparing and presenting sashimi

This is not a free event. The cost for current JASGA members is $35. If you’re a non-member (and why on earth haven’t you joined yet??), your cost is $40 (Please bring exact change in cash). These prices include all ingredients necessary to make sushi, however you’ll need to bring your own knife and a towel or cloth of some sort.

Please note that registration is required in order to attend this class. Space is limited. Send a registration request to jasga-events@jasga.org by Thursday 10/22. … A 48-hour notice is required in order to cancel.

And if you decided to go, be sure to say hello to me!

Related posts:

  1. Austin Otaku with a Knife? Attending a Sushi Workshop
  2. Surviving an Advanced Sushi Workshop … With All of My Fingers Intact
  3. September Otaku Events in Austin
  4. Learning Traditional Japanese Dance in Austin
  5. American Genshiken: Otaku and Their Conversations over Sushi

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whipcracker October 19, 2009 at 12:18 pm

EXTRA! EXTRA! Read All About It. AustinOtaku is going to attempt to try his hand at sushi making again. Be on the outlook for Otaku w/Sharp Knife. Give him plenty of room. He also has a great way with Scorpions. Sorry just had to throw that last one in there^_^ You’ll probably do better this time than the first. just think of the late John Belushi and his routine from SNL.
Ganbaette,desu.

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