Easy Authentic Sushi Hand Rolls At Home (Temaki)

Making authentic sushi at home is all in the rice making process. With just a little bit of patience, you can feel like a sushi master at home, with your very own homemade hand rolls. Just do me a favor and eat them as soon as they're rolled.

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[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

By "anyone can make" Josh was clearly speaking to the portion of his audience that are part-time chefs.

[NatyaKurapati]

Joshua: first we're gonna start by growing our own rice

[isabela]

“Sashimi grade tuna”
Me: *eyes canned tuna in the pantry*

[azher]

“Sushi anyone can make” *makes king crab and uses caviar*

[hannahodea]

I love how he didn’t show Angela finishing her sentence about her mom so all we hear with no explanation is “my mom used to beat my ass”

[hellokitty]

This comes at a great time when we're all missing sushi during quarantine.

[kodu]

I want to know the definition of Joshua's "easy".





Edit: You were expecting something gnarly here did ya.

[alionroare]

Seems like a lot of people in the comments are disheartened by the complexity of this recipe so I just want to put it out there that it really doesn't need to be this complicated to make sushi!
You don't need a rice cooker, you can just use a normal pan (loads of videos/articles on cooking the perfect rice this way), and don't worry about the wooden bowl. Yes, it's not the authentic way, but at the end of the day you just want some tasty sushi, right? The sushi zu can be found bottled in the international section of loads of supermarkets often labelled as "sushi vinegar", but if not you can simply make it by mixing just vinegar (doesn't even have to be rice vinegar, apple cider vinegar works well) and sugar. For the fish, I usually just use canned tuna, smoked salmon, or those processed crab sticks.
Obviously you won't get restaurant quality sushi, but as someone who's made sushi at home a lot, I promise you it's really easy and rewarding to do at home and getting bogged down in expensive ingredients and tricky techniques totally isn't necessary to making delicious sushi at home!

[oldphe]

“First we’re going to breed live salmon in captivity”

[mrshah]

"It doesn't matter what it is, it was made with care"

the most important part of cooking

[GeneralKenobi]

Josh: "Sushis anyone can make"
Also Josh: "So you're gonna need a special rice cooker, a special wooden bowl, it's gonna take an eternity to make and also you're gonna need a whole bunch of super exotic and expensive ingredients"

[familybroich]

Joshua, the banana bread came out amazing! So tasty, I made two yesterday lol. Our house loves you ❤️

[ladykaya]

me and my little sister love you! she’s kinda guarded, and me and my mom have never been able to really figure out what she’s passionate about, but since showing her your videos and bonding over your cooking, we’ve realized she loves cooking and got her a cookbook for christmas! thanks so much, and i’m so glad to see the growth you’ve gotten and deserve! love from satx ☀️

[bolimnienogi]

Tried it today! I commited a sacrilege and used immitation crab sticks and fried on the same butter some almond flakes for extra cwispiness. It was DELICIOUS!
And thanks for the rice seasoning recipe. Loved it!

[valeriegutierrez]

I like how despite him usually saying we’re recreating something at home that TASTES BETTER than original, he respects Japanese cuisine enough to say we’re trying to get “As Close to” the real deal

[samerhenen]

When the teacher says it’s going to be an easy

[MyHungryFamily]

I appreciate how the videos have progressed over the years.

[dontheguy]

Josh: Sushi Rolls anyone can make!
Me: *laughs in only being able to successfully make a bowl of cereal*

[guitear]

I need to try this method, I've only made sushi the common way.
Also to everyone complaining that its to complicated, its really not, you need a fairly basic cooking and cutting skill set and to just follow the instructions step by step

[MakeSushi]

Sushi handrolls are definitely a nice way to get started with sushi-making, I should make some more temaki tutorials, here are the ones I made so far: