Seska, is your partner flying to Houston as in Houston, Texas? If so, M.D. Anderson is the place to be
Houston, Texas, yes - and I believe M.D. Anderson is where they're going. Good to hear it's a good place. I know nothing about American hospitals/clinics, but I know they used to live in Houston and they go back for their medical treatment because they consider it the best in the world. So that's got to be a good thing! Thanks for the reassurance.
How to make sushi video tutorial.
(Though this is cone style sushi instead of a roll. As a plus, it has a poodle.)
You seal the ends of the wrapper with rice vinegar (I think - it's been a while)
Water.
The most important thing is using a really sharp clean knife to slice it -- the knife gets gummed up after just a few cuts, and if it's dull, you crush rather than slicing. Other than that, it's easy and you get the feel of it after just a few rolls. Rolling a joint is much harder to get right, IME, and there are happy cheery how-to-roll-maki tutorials all over the intarwebs.
The key to home made sushi? A really, really sharp knife, and a towel soaked in hot water. That sticky rice makes clean neat slicing a challenge! I like to marinate some carrots in rice vinegar, water, and a little sugar for a couple hours beforehand. So very nom. Mmmmm, now i want sushi!
Sits in the really-likes-sharp-knives corner with the lovely erin_o.
I am getting all interested in making home-made sushi now!
You realise this means I will whine at The Girl to make it, on account of how I'm not allowed near kitchen utensils, yes?
Mmm. I could get some really good salmon. We live near an actual fishmonger...
Yesterday I played Texas Hold 'Em with my new neighbors. I hadn't played in years. I was
this
close to losing all my chips after a few rounds, but I had one big, lucky win, and from then on, I cleaned up. I had little idea what I was doing, but hey, it was fun.
Good to hear it's a good place. I know nothing about American hospitals/clinics, but I know they used to live in Houston and they go back for their medical treatment because they consider it the best in the world.
Definitely. Ranked #1 in cancer care in the U.S.
I did a research program there the summer before college. I studied XIAP and ERK2 as predictors of survival in chronic myelogenous leukemia.