Japanese sushi has a way of taking the best of everything and elevating it to the next level.

We talked to chefs from around the world to find out how they create these unique, soulful dishes.

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Arugula and onion with smoked salmon: Arugula is one of the most common ingredients used in Japanese sushi, and it’s often served as the base of a lot of sushi.

Its salty and smoky flavor pairs well with the salmon, giving it a subtle kick.

I personally love the salty, tangy taste of raw Arugulans, but I’ve also used it in other dishes like my chicken teriyaki roll and the chicken shoyu roll.

The idea is that the salmon absorbs the salty flavor, and when it’s added to the rice it’s a more delicate balance.

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Kashi katsuobushi: This is a fish made from kashicha, a Japanese seaweed that’s traditionally ground and used as a seasoning.

It’s also used in other kinds of dishes, like as a garnish in a katsuo roll or as a base for other types of rice dishes.

The kashi katabushi is made with the fish’s own fillets, which are then rolled into the sushi’s shell.

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Shoyu with grilled shrimp: This is the most popular type of sushi roll, but it’s also one of my favorite sushi dishes.

It combines the flavors of shrimp and sashimi.

It takes a bit of time to make but the flavors come together so well that I can hardly wait to eat it. 4.

Tempura rice bowl: This dish is one I use a lot because it’s so versatile.

It can be eaten plain or served with sushi rice, which I use with a special type of fish called tempura.

This is a dish made with a variety of different vegetables and grains, including corn, rice, and a variety, including soybeans, rice bran, and other grains.

The rice is often cooked over charcoal, which gives the rice a rich, slightly charred flavor.

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Tempori rice bowl salad: This salad is the simplest way to eat sushi rice bowl.

It comes together in about 30 minutes and the rice is seasoned with salt and soy sauce.

The dressing is made from a variety-packed combination of vegetables and spices.

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Chicken teriyak: This Japanese dish comes together with a lot more than a chicken terio, or tender pieces of chicken.

The meat comes together quickly in the pan and is cooked with soy sauce, vinegar, and hot sauce, which give it a really nice flavor.

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Fried green tomatoes: The most popular and most popular fish sushi roll in the world.

Fried Green Tomatoes are the most commonly used fish sushi.

They’re used to add a unique crunch and flavor to the roll.

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Crab, crab, and more crab: Crab is a common ingredient in Japanese cooking, but its also one that’s incredibly difficult to prepare properly.

It typically comes together easily, but the flavor of crab and crab meat depends on how much crab you use and how the cooking time goes.

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Chicken noodle: A dish that comes together pretty quickly in a bowl, but a little bit of preparation is needed.

Chicken is the primary ingredient in noodle rolls, but you can also use vegetables, mushrooms, or other ingredients like tofu.

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Fish roll: A roll that’s made up of a variety from a fish, crab or shrimp, and sometimes some rice.

It usually comes together by itself and is served in bowls or with rice.