Get in touch with your Zen side with a Sushi dish for amateurs
A tasty sushi dish recipe and a simple fruit salad to follow, from Di Curtin
This Sushi for Amateurs dish is made with readily available ingredients. Nori seaweed sheets, sushi rice and rice wine are now stocked in most supermarkets.
Di Curtin
THE art of Zen is practiced all over Japan. This way of living, which has its origins in the Mahayana Buddhism of the Chinese Tang Dynasty, includes self- restraint and deep meditation, making the body a temple to all things good, calming and wholesome.
These days, the word Zen has been a popular choice for Japanese restaurants in Europe, usually forging connections between calming ambience, stylized minimal decor and clean eating. Sushi is very often to be found on the menu, becoming more and more popular as a casual and sassy option for a night out.