Well, I took the plunge and made sushi with teenagers. It worked out okay. I used some really easy recipes with ingredients like: rice (duh), nori, seseme seeds, shrimp, crabmeat, avacado, cucumbers, green onions, soy sauce, and rice vinegar. I did purchase 24 sushi rolling mats (so if anyone wants to borrow them...) which gave the program a little bit of a "wow" factor. I can't get past the seaweed so I'm not a huge sushi eater, even when I like everything in it, but the teens really seemed to enjoy making it. :)
Well, I took the plunge and made sushi with teenagers. It worked out okay. I used some really easy recipes with ingredients like: rice (duh), nori, seseme seeds, shrimp, crabmeat, avacado, cucumbers, green onions, soy sauce, and rice vinegar. I did purchase 24 sushi rolling mats (so if anyone wants to borrow them...) which gave the program a little bit of a "wow" factor. I can't get past the seaweed so I'm not a huge sushi eater, even when I like everything in it, but the teens really seemed to enjoy making it. :)
2 comments:
I like how you are doing a bit more with the club. Having the kids interacting with Japanese culture, besides manga, is actually a neat idea!
Even though the post is from 2009, I hope the club continues it's activities! Much success to you!
Thanks Lyntha! We are still meeting...I'm hoping to post some new things this year. We are planning a Japanese Tea for December so I will post on how that goes. :)
Thanks for reading!
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