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Chicken and Apricot SushiTwo Varieties of Sushi with Strips of Chicken and Sliced Apricot
These delectable recipes counter the fishy, vinagered taste of sushi in two different ways, both with chicken and apricots.
Sushi, by definition, is nothing more than vinegared rice. Anything can be put in sushi, from last night's leftovers, to these two delicious treats, both using chicken breast and fresh apricots. Not only are these flavor combinations delicious, sushi is in fact incredibly cheap to make at home, and filling. These bring food costs way down, and can be eaten cold, so make an ideal boxed lunch. Additionally, they are incredibly healthy, using more natural ingredients. The fact that sushi is incredibly filling doesn't hurt either, causing most people to eat much less, for those on a diet. These recipes predispose a knowledge of how to make sushi in general, but if you don't know, don't despair. For a simple guide on how to make rolled sushi in general, see the articles How to Make Rice for Sushi, and How to Roll Sushi and then get started. Chicken Teriyaki and Apricot SushiTeriyaki sauce simmers strips of chicken breast, with fresh apricots to provide a bit of crisp, and a sweet tart countperpoint. These perfectly compliment the slightly tart vinegared rice, and distinctive taste and smell of sushi nori. Recipe
Chicken breast strips slowly simmered in spicy salsa, with fresh apricot for a lightly crisp sweetness inside a sushi roll. The slightly tart taste of vinegared rice enhance the flavor of the salsa, and the unique sushi nori taste and texture let the apricot shine through. Recipe
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