Healthy Sushi

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No matter what style you enjoy, sushi’s main ingredients remain the same – rice, su (rice vinegar), nori (seaweed)

and an assortment of the freshest fish, mostly sashimi, which is thinly sliced raw fish. An array of seasonings enhances the flavours created by chefs in sushi, such as shoyu (soy sauce), wasabi (hot green Japanese horseradish) and gari or shoga (pickled ginger), as well as a range of sauces.

Sushi is absolutely right for today’s lifestyle: it’s low in fat and calories, high in omega-3 fatty acids when featuring fresh fish, and easy to eat on the go.

 

Californian sushi rice is a great-tasting food choice that is an important component in providing you with a balanced diet.

 

This wholesome, nutritious grain:

• Is cholesterol-free and sodium-free

• Is a complex carbohydrate, which fuels the body

• Is gluten-free and non-allergenic

• Is easy to digest

• Contains important vitamins and minerals including iron, potassium, thiamin, niacin and magnesium

• Contains only about 130 calories in 100g cooked rice

• Contains only a trace of fat

 

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by schmidt last modified 2008-10-01 13:19