Love-Making in the Kitchen: Where Food Goes Beyond the Boundary of Hunger

Hunger is what all species must satisfy. From the stomach growling, aroma-teasing and mouth-salivating reactions that are common from hunger, satisfaction comes from “Food”. However, it is no longer a simple form of necessity; “Food” is art. It now pleases not only hunger but also the eye, the palette and the soul while teasing and taming the darker and more sensual side of our conscience. Who says that you can't play with food?

Friday, November 12, 2010

Sushi Tray

From top, clockwise: Ebi (shrimp) Nigiri, Smoked Salmon and Philly Maki, Kappa (cucumber) Maki, and California Maki

I was lucky enough to get extra cash this week by making this tray of sushi for one of my mom's customers. They ordered this tray for 40 bucks, with 50 pieces (plus a few bonuses) of sushi. I love making sushi.
I also made a tray for 20 dollars for a family friend who wanted to try. There was around 35 pieces in her tray (I forgot to take a photo...)
Anyways, yeah, so 60 bucks extra in my pocket this week hehe.

Love-Making in the Kitchen: Where Food Goes Beyond the Boundary of Hunger

Friday, November 12, 2010

Sushi Tray

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