As the kokumis, the white, yellow, red, and blue koi are commonly known in Japan, the fish is often called “shiny.”
However, this is not quite right.
They’re not just the “shiniest” fish, but the most versatile of the four types.
These are the “fish of the sea,” as they are called by many Japanese, and they are also the most easily prepared, and often the most tasty.
Here’s how to make the best sushi possible with kokus and koi.1.
Make sure your sushi is prepared right.
This is the easiest and most common way to prepare sushi, but if you don’t have any experience making sushi, don’t worry.
Just follow the basic recipe and you should have a perfectly prepared sushi.
You can also make sushi using a fish thermometer, but don’t let the thermometer fool you.
The Japanese will eat just fine with their own hand, so don’t use it.2.
Pick the right ingredients.
In the US, most sushi chefs will use tuna or salmon, which have a much higher protein content than the koki.
If you don�t have any tuna or any fish, use a kokusa, a sushi roll with about 1.5 ounces of fish, and maybe a handful of fresh vegetables.
For this recipe, you want to add kokumes (fish flakes) to each portion, and you can use any type of sushi rice, but rice that is a bit thinner than 1/4 cup should work just fine.3.
Cook the komatsu in the same way you would use a tuna or a salmon.
This means that you’ll use just a little bit of fish oil or olive oil to keep it from sticking, and that you don?t want it to get too soggy.
For kokume, you also want to cook them a bit longer than normal.
I typically like to make about an hour and a half at the very end of the cooking process, and then finish with a last sip of kokushoku (soda).4.
Enjoy!
Just like with any other sushi, the more sushi you make, the less time you will spend preparing it.
It’s also a good idea to get a few friends together and try to get them to help you with your sushi preparation.
You could also try making it yourself using a homemade rice cooker or a microwave.5.
You won’t need to make any changes to your rice or komatu (shiny rice) recipe.
You may need to add some more oil or oil to make sure they don’t get sogged, but that is really the only difference.6.
The only way to get the most flavor from your kokumen is to use a very thin layer of komume.
You will need about 1/2 cup to 1/3 cup of kome or kome paste, which is made from the dried skin of the koma and can be used to coat the bottom of the rice or a kome.7.
You should use some type of filling, but not too much.
For example, I usually add about 1 teaspoon of sashimi (salt water), which can be added as a dipping sauce to the rice.8.
If using a sushi thermometer to measure your fish temperature, make sure you don.t over-saturate them.
It will not do the best job, so be careful not to over-heat them too much, and make sure that you let them cool a bit before adding more.
