The Scent To Watch Out For When Selecting Quality Sushi - Chowhound
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Claudia Totir/Getty Images When it comes to sushi, "fishy" could be an accurate description of the contents, but it shouldn't describe how they smell. In fact, Namiko Hirasawa Chen exclusively tells Chowhound that "fresh sushi should have almost no smell — just a clean, delicate hint of the ocean." Chen is the creator of Just One Cookbook, where she has shares recipes for things like sushi rice and simple temaki…
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