• Treczoks@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    It could be worse. He could have battered and deep-fried the sushi before dipping it in Ranch.

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        4 days ago

        I’ve had ‘sushi’ where the meat was, cooked, chicken and the roll was tempura battered and fried.

        It was good, as fried foods tend to be

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          4 days ago

          I have also had it and it was delicious. I consider it a stepping stone to getting hesitant Americans to give sushi a try.

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            4 days ago

            California/Volcano roll is my goto.

            I tried eel first (wasn’t told what it was until I confirmed it was good😂)

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        2 days ago

        Deep fried California rolls are quite common in Vancouver as well.

        Various other deep-fried rolls show up as well, usually with the moniker crazy or crunch before added to some other roll

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      4 days ago

      You… um, well… okay that actually sounds pretty good and I’d totally try it

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      4 days ago

      You joke, but there are indeed tempura fried rolls and they are in fact delicious. I personally think then having ranch dip is quite a step too far.

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      4 days ago

      YOU try living in the shithole Midwest and see how long you go without looking at a candy bar and wishing it was covered in batter and fried.