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Sushi doesn’t start with the fish: it starts with the rice, also known in Japanese as Shari.
Washing, cooking, and dressing the rice requires precise technique and absolute dedication.
Shari must be served at human body temperature (around 36-37°C) to fully enhance textures and taste.
Cold or clumped rice is the biggest enemy of a high-quality nigiri.
Each grain must hold its form without falling apart in the hand, yet melting effortlessly when chewed.
It is the balance between air, grain, and seasoning that creates magic on the palate.