Sushie for sholoch manos

Active Poster Joined: Jul 22 2008 Posts: 69

any good ideas what I can give with sushie?

Gold Member Joined: Jun 08 2007 Posts: 1332

fortune cookies, small packets of soy sayce, egg roll....

Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 3:27 pm Post subject: re: sushie for sholoch manos

u making it yourself? with fresh fish? how are you going to make sure it wont spoil? you sure the receivers all like sushi?

Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 3:28 pm Post subject: re: sushie for sholoch manos

Oooh, that is such a great idea, I would totally appreciate it and do it if I knew how to make sushi. Wow! I wish I knew you in real life!

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I said on the other thread that I eat homemade things depending on how they look, but sushi I'd throw out immediately.
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Senior Member Joined: Dec 02 2008 Posts: 185

You can't forget the chopsticks

Senior Member Joined: Mar 12 2008 Posts: 164

I got the cutest "sushi" last yr. I think it was made of peanut chew mixture (for the rice), coated in chocolate for the nori. Instead were some sour sticks and other candies to look like vegetables. It actually tasted delicious, too and looked really effective. And I didn't have to worry about smoked salmon/fresh tuna sitting out of the fridge all day

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Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 5:54 pm Post subject:

Sake, green tea, pickled ginger.

Japanese rice crackers, artfully cut vegetables.

A sushi-making kit with sushi mat and paddle.

Are you making real sushi? It doesn't keep well -- be very careful with storage.

Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 8:01 pm Post subject: re: sushie for sholoch manos

fish,

no puns intended but hope you're not using fish in the sushi, because of
food safety concern as others mentioned. OK if you are making them and
delivering within 30min, but any longer than that I would use vegetable sushi.
(You can use fresh or roasted peppers and cucumbers. Probably not avocado
as they turn colour.)

You can also use wasabi coated peas or rice crackers.
fortune cookies are more chinese than japanese.

Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 8:24 pm Post subject:

Years ago someone delivered sushi to us for Mishloach Manos and my father warmed it up in the microwave and took a bite, and spat it out. GAG! We had no clue what it was. Going back about 12 years.
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Posted: Thu, Feb 05 2009, 8:25 pm Post subject: Re: re: sushie for sholoch manos

Active Poster Joined: Jul 22 2008 Posts: 69

I make it without fish, it delicious and I dont have to worry about spoiling, its really easy to make.

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