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How should I store sashimi?
Keep sashimi in the coldest part of the refrigerator until serving.
Use a sealed container and enjoy it on the day of purchase.
What should I check before serving sashimi?
Fresh sashimi should have a clean aroma and a firm, moist texture.
- Avoid pieces that look dull or discolored.
- Do not serve fish with a sour smell.
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<summary>How should I store sashimi?</summary>
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Keep sashimi in the coldest part of the refrigerator until serving.<br />
Use a sealed container and enjoy it on the day of purchase.
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<summary>What should I check before serving sashimi?</summary>
<p>Fresh sashimi should have a clean aroma and a firm, moist texture.</p>
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<li>Avoid pieces that look dull or discolored.</li>
<li>Do not serve fish with a sour smell.</li>
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Why is sashimi served chilled?
A cool temperature preserves the fish’s texture and clean flavor.
Take it out of the refrigerator a few minutes before serving.
Which slice should I taste first?
Begin with delicate white fish such as sea bream.
Finish with richer cuts such as salmon or fatty tuna.
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Why is sashimi served chilled?
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A cool temperature preserves the fish's texture and clean flavor.<br />
Take it out of the refrigerator a few minutes before serving.
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Which slice should I taste first?
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Begin with delicate white fish such as sea bream.<br />
Finish with richer cuts such as salmon or fatty tuna.
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