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First time eating Sushi. Tuna on a bed of shredded crab meat, laced with some tiny fish egg looking stuff and some seaweed and avocado over rice. It came with 6 sauces of which I liked all but 2 of them. I was surprised but it was a very tasty meal. Wife brought it home for me. Her and her brother and sister met for dinner to discuss her parents care.

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Glad you liked it, but that's one type of food I just can't work up any appetite for. I don't really like "conventional" seafood anyway, and raw stuff has even less appeal! A lot of people absolutely love it, so maybe I'm missing out. I can live with that. :)
 
I actually thought same thing that I'd hate it. I was more worried about texture than taste but it was surprisingly good and nice to enjoy something different.

I don't know why I hesitated because I've always loved raw oysters but haven't had those lately because of price.

I remember going to Lee and Ricks Oyster Bar in Orlando in early 70's and I think they were a dollar a dozen then. I had a half a dozen at Red Lobster about a decade back and not the same.
 
I love sushi and would eat it every day if I could. There's a ton of variety and it doesn't have to include raw fish, though without it I don't consider the meal "sushi".

There's a restaurant near me that makes a great tuna sashimi salad.
 
I like sushi, too, but I seldom eat it, unless I am on the road. I love the hot sauce that burns the sinuses.
My wife absolutely hates sushi, which I find odd- because she has never tried it.
 
I love the hot sauce that burns the sinuses.
Wasabi is great on a lot more than sushi. If you want to have fun with people at a pot luck, add a bit of it into the egg yolk mixture when making deviled eggs.
 
That seems like a good idea, but my family really isn't "fun" in that sense. Quite the opposite, in fact.
 
Wasabi is great on a lot more than sushi. If you want to have fun with people at a pot luck, add a bit of it into the egg yolk mixture when making deviled eggs.

Roast beef sandwich with wasabi!
 
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