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May 2, 2005
Sushi Party
Some friends invited us over to make sushi on Saturday. I still had the digital camera after a long day in the botanical gardens, so I took some photos of the fun. Homemade sushi is never as elegant as what you can get in a sushi bar in San Francisco (read, Ebisu), but it is tasty and easy to make.
S. needed some help with a model Christmas village she is making, so I gave her some model building pointers. See? College is good for social events, too!
Somebody (Noel, maybe?) forming up a little ball of fishie goodness.
Ready to roll.
D. and S. are having a good time.
Sushi factory
The spread.
I don't remember why we decided we had to make bacon, too, but ever since my doctor gave me those digestive tablets, I've been having a wee bit of the pig every now and then.
Despite appearances, you really can only eat so much sushi in one sitting.
Posted by ayse on 05/02/05 at 11:41 PM