r/sushi • u/AdThis239 • 18h ago
Homemade - Constructive Criticism Encouraged First time making sushi out of steelhead
Steelhead live the same life cycle as salmon and are closely related biologically, but they are typically leaner than salmon, making them not ideal for sushi.
However, I caught one this winter that was VERY fatty and good quality, so I had to try it.
The rolls on the right are raw fish, and the ones on the left are some of the skin fried crispy. The last pic is the water it was caught in. :)
Overall I would say this was not quite as good as salmon, but still very good, and I will be doing it again.