Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Terada shows you how easy it is to prepare shrimp by stretching it for tempura. This type of shrimp is called nobashi which just means stretched. Of the 3 ways it's done, chef prefers the 1st way since to comes out the longest.
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About Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Terada:
Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Terada is one of the top Japanese Chefs in the entire world and the most popular Japanese chef on YouTube.
At age 10, Terada learned the basics of sushi from his father and then went on to attend RKC Chef's School in Kochi, Japan from 1987-1989. He soon earned a nickname for his fast knife, attention to detail, divine presentation and ability to create new dishes and accents based on traditional Japanese cuisine. After graduating RKC Chef School, he was called to serve under Master Chef Kondo at Yuzuan restaurant in Kochi, Japan from 1989-1992. Mr. Kondo is the master of Kansai style cooking, considered to be the high-end of Japanese cuisine. Terada earned the title Master Sushi Chef by becoming the standing head sushi chef & can serve Fugu (Japan Licensed) to the public.
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Chef Hiroyuki Terada is using the Minonokuni Matsu-1573 210mm Yanagi. Super Blue Steel. Can also be used for breaking down whole fish and chickens. But normally for slicing, sashimi, vegetables, meat etc.. This is Chef Hiro's custom specked knife.
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@garcemac8 years agoChef Terada, I greatly appreciate your willingness to freely share techniques that you have spent a lifetime mastering, that you also demonstrate alternative preparation methods, and that all steps are clearly recorded and explained so that even a klutz like me might have a chance. My only beef with this channel is that I am always SO HUNGRY after watching ;) Thank you, sir! ...360
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@pattidomingo69943 years agoLove how he shares his cooking techniques so we can improve our cooking with our families. Thank you very much., Patti 26
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@palestine6198 years agoDude he needs his own tv show i don't even watch cooking shows but something about hiro makes me come back 478
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@ZanesFacebook6 years agoI just want to say I love how clean he is while cooking. And you can tell it's a reflexive action, not just something he's doing for the camera. That's a real chef. Never too busy to keep a clean work station ...
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@eggsnspam4 years agoI did this recipe... finally learned how to do it right after a few tries, never having made any sushi before! My husband loves shrimp tempura roll and so do I. He now keeps asking me to make it. My only inconsistency is the sushi rice, sometimes I use too much forgetting that it's rolled up and you're biting on both sides. Again, thank you, Hiro!!! ...9
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@miramoo1238 years agolove how he handles his ingredients. so much care and so gentle 9
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@sharinmythoughts25104 years agoThank you Chef Terada. I could watch you all day long. You did such a fabulous job showing us exactly how, and I Instill found it very difficult not to tear or squeeze the shrimp in half. You make it look so easy... You are the best. Thanks again, my deepest respect for you 👏👏💞💞🇺🇸 Love from Southern California🌞🌞🏜️ ...2
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@graphene14874 years agoThe guy doing the video is great at his job. Curious, inquisitive and polite. Cheers to both you guys. Thank you for such a great video.
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@harugushken28437 years agoI like Hiroyuki San. He always cleans his work table right after cutting his food items, a very good habit. Domo arigato gozaimashita! 67
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@4u21nder4 years agoThe thing that always gets me is how easy they make it look. Experts always have that ability so it is good to remember that when I am new to something don't expect the same level of proficiency. I just want to be able to do this at home because tempura can be pretty pricey these days. ...6
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@Daven8347 years agoI like the chef,he looks kind and humble.Simple man.. 120
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@lionelmessiy33608 years agothis channel should get a million subs 123
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@rossanaestefanous59668 years agoExcellent tutorial for japanese food lover like myself ...thank you and keep it coming 7
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@shannonnava5 years agoI’ve never seen the tail prepped like that. Great tip! Thanks chef 😉 5
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@JoRedVogJapanlast monthI really appreciate to learn on how to make a proper Tempura by a professional chef.❤
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@chubbyface222 years agoThank you for teaching us how to handle shrimp properly. I am so impressed! 👏 1
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@stephenadams52938 years agoNow I'm hungry for tempura shrimp. Love the videos. 18
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@faolon93438 years agoI have to remember not to watch these when the only thing I have to eat is cereal. 1921
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@dooodooodooo5558 years agoHey guys love the show. I am a young aspiring sushi chef (3 months in) also in the Miami area and just wanted to let you know that you guys are a huge inspiration and source of information for me. Keep it up! 1
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@sarahcooper20402 years agoThat was very satisfying for some reason. Beautifully done and very easy to follow. It does seem like a lot of work but I love making foods for my family and I call it a Labor of Love recipe. Can't wait to try tonight. 1
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@ljdoff8 years agoShrimps and Chef Hiro on the same video... that coludn't be better. 22
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@uchibauki25157 years agomy selfish mother in law doesn't like it if I watching her cooking she said she is nervous , I'm glad I found your channel, very generous of you !! 25
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@claudiacamama36234 years agoI’ve been looking for a shrimp tempura recipe and I think this is it, you definitely get a thumbs up, thanks for sharing. 2
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@ceciliatong91666 years agoThank you so much for sharing this technique...I never knew the prawns need to and can be stretched. No wonder they stay so nice and straight when we see them on the plate in the restaurants! Now, I am surely going to try making them! ...1
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@ThorStoneGaming8 years agoI am not even a fan of shrimp, but those beauties made my mouth water. Awesome as always Hiro! 27
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@adtymryd62958 years agothis is so satisfying! I can't wait to make my own Nobashi Tempura soon :) thank you for sharing Mr. Hiroyuki Terada and Mr. Cameraman! 4
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@emilyquiling68843 years agoThanks for sharing ur techniques how to prepare a perfect tempura chef,, big help for me for being a cook of Arab people I am one of ur million followers god bless
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@jimdavidson33459 months agoThank you so much. Best demonstration on stretching shrimp for tempura. AND what a nice person!
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@skylord_jameson57027 years agoThe shrimp are proud they died to this guy. 617
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@tonyl19518 years agoThanks Hero, your tips are always appreciated. As a chef myself I did not have the benifit of such a wide range of cuisine. My experience is with French and european based recipes. Asian inspired dishes are mostly self taught, I gain great knowledge and endless pleasure from watching and learning and then putting into practice. ...
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@michaelrodriquez8767last yearGreat Chef and thank you for taking the time to show us how to make delicious tempura fried shrimp.
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@danll85398 years ago "This is the three different way we made the stupid shrimp" 😂 104
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@maiden3920038 years agoI been trying this but never make perfect. Thank you for sharing this video. Now I'm gonna try again and this is perfect for tomorrow's new year celebration.. Yehaw! Happy new year y'all. 50
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@seanoconnor94668 years agoI attempted chawanmushi today. the patrons were excited, they created their own for personal taste. It was great seeing everyones experience with chawanmushi. They were very satisfied with the experiment. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ...
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@Soulflayerr8 years agoExcellent demonstration of keen knife skills, Chef Hiro. It's great to see the care you take to make exacting slices in such delicate flesh. Bravo Sir
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@obliviousfafnir018 years agoI've always wondered how they make the shrimp longer. Very interesting. I'll bet that helps it to cook a lot quicker too. Could you guys do a how to for Katsudon? It's my all time favorite Japanese dish. 4
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@yuniatie88605 years agoRecipe it's good ,like tempuran , Thx 3
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@dominiquechester85595 years agoI cannot stress how much I appreciate you for deveining the shrimp 1
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@niznomores79612 years agoThanks for sharing ur recipe. I make this at least once a week. I've become quite the master at stretching the shrimp🍤 bc of ur teachings.
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@BaadBadBoy7 years agoGreat video. The only thing I wasn't clear about was the batter. That's regular flour first, and then (egg, flour, & water)? 9
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@rangedmelody10798 years agoSeeing these in my recommendations made me curious, now I cannot stop watching them. I have always loved to cook, but it is odd that I keep coming back to this when I am afraid to even consider eating raw food. Something about the way Hiro prepares the food, and just learning how to, makes it seem like more and more of a viable option. Maybe one day I should try some sushi. (trying to forget that one time I did, but wanted to overwhelm any possible bad flavor with a certain "green" "clumpy" sauce that came with it) ...
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@tiagovirago5 years agoSimple and commonplace is not always so easily concluded. Thank you master Hiro!
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@MK7JORGE8 years agoDid anyone else, when they were little, get told that the shrimp vein was actually poop. haha 866
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@RedfishInc6 years agoSo amazing to watch a master ply his craft. Thank you .
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@suksuriponeboonchuay43395 years agoThank you very much for charing the recipe. I like the chef's smile .
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@kaoribecker33247 years agoHi there! I am wondering how hot the oil needs to be. Is there a specific temperature? 3
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@UnleashedEsX8 years agoNoooo you forgot the best part! PS: Nice vid by the way. 3
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@CynicMoses7 years agotried this today and it worked like a charme :) thank you so much for sharing techniques like this, it was amazing when we tried that for some friends today!
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@germanstodomingo80797 years agoShrimp tempura is perhaps one of my favorite dishes. On special occasions, I cook this dish at home, but it never really looked like tempura till I watched this video. 👍👍👍 1
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@barniyamum6 years agocld u pls make a short video how u mix the tempura butter with egg and without? <3 much love from germany! 6
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@avhcbeaver28 years agoI've really been enjoying these videos 4
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@mariacazadio53753 years agoJust love this chef one the best videos on YouTube! Love you guys
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@seanoconnor94668 years agomaster chef, you have given me many ideas to pursue in my day at work. I have been cooking professionally for 35 years and have experienced many cuisines and my own ideas. thank you for the new inspiration. chowanmushi will be on the menu tomorrow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ...
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@SordMasta5 years agoi like how they call it "the vein", when it's actually the intestinal track, aka the poop sack. lol 14
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@drbelli7 years ago"berry gud!" luv his accent 4
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@AJ07likeaboss8 years agoWow, another amazing video by chef Hiro. Keep up the great work!
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@luislopez39633 years agoThank you Master Chef Terada , Have a wonderful day. Stay Safe
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@bthomas111908 years agoGot a Red lobster commercial before watching this.. god dammit.. 50
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@brandynkirk8 years agoThanks for all the great videos! I look forward to attempting my own prawn tempura now 1
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@vissitorsteve4 years agoI love this show. No other show comes close. Thank you!
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@rackkarungen8 years agoWatching this while fasting makes my hungry ;_( <3 6
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@efraing7267 years ago " you just added all this length to it, almost an inch and a half" 😏 8
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@ivanaconcubierta29705 years agoThank you so much Chef!.wow!.now i know why it becomes longer.I love tempura so much but couldnt get it straight..no need barbecue stick!..thank you the guy behind the scene for making this video!
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@elaineyiu23758 years agoEnjoyed presentation! Will try it and share with family and friends. Excellent job! Please continue to share your recipes! Loving it!
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@gazaniaflower36958 years agoA lot of work, no wonder the restaurant charges so much for just a few Shrimps. 327
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@ellabanlagtas67646 years agoThanks Chef, love the skills you’re imparting/teaching us. Domo Arigato
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@bluevomit23617 years agoSo humble and professional chef, subbed straight, keep up the great work
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@AsilandNefer6 years agoFantastic - Thank you I will think of you each time I enjoy my now improved shrimp tempura!
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@pomegranaterising244 years agoThis was actually very helpful! Cant wait to make some homemade shrimp tempura. The effort is worth the money saved
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@tommywei87788 years agoWatching at library without headphones. Subtitle @ - ish, wtf. 7
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@janicemccowan43695 years agoWOW!!! I actually have frozen tiger shrimp and tempura batter mix in my kitchen. I'm making this tonight. Also I have all the makings for the cocktail sauce. Oh it's on!!! Thank you!!
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@sandichua7123last yearArigato!Chef Teraka San,your video was great and professional skill on how to make tempura prawns. 🎉🎉🎉❤
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@ArturBerteli8 years agoNO! Why you didn't try the shrimp, for God's sake I'm so hungry 15
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@nathan39538 years ago(Totally unrelated to this video) Hiro was on a most satisfying video in the world compilation! Here's the link https://youtu.be/zS8aYGZ6D_w 19
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@trogdor20X68 years agoOne thing I love about this channel is the lack of editing when the chef is doing stuff. lots of cooking videos will edit out "boring" parts, but which are vital to figure out what's going on!
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@Malegnius8 years agoOmg why do I watch this late at night? Starving and I just ate! Need me some of that shrimp tempura haha 1
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@mariemccormick54197 years agoYou seem yo mock Hiro's "very, very good" ..... what a shame, Hiro can at least speak your maccas English, which by thé way, a Joke mock in England....While you can not utter Hiros Japanese language. Stop mocking his accent, you only have One ball. ...5
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@dinky..7 years agoloved this!! really felt like I was there learning :) thank you 💕💕 1
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@mozba11134 years agoVery good recipe, no waste, my husband and difficult children loved it!
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@8andsk8356 years agoIt's pretty cool that this dude takes time out of his day to share his skills.
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@mlbcompilations60518 years agoBEST CHEF IN THE ENTIRE WORLD i love sushiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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@nicholashamilton18986 years agoI'm learning so much, and improving my culinary skills and gaining many more skills. Thank-you Hiroyuki Terada.
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@JDBoggie8 years agoNice technique! I'm glad to come across your channel! I hope to see more interesting and educational videos. Thank you!
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@angelfierypetals52526 years agoTempura definitely has a unique flavor all its own. Must try it again soon. 🌴
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@chanrasmeylaing76896 years agoHe doing it very perfect and clean all the shrimps very careful...... I really appreciate him and the way he cook. Very healthy. Every time I cook with shrimps and squid I also did the same thing he did, cleaning and cutting especially I like to designs on all my shrimps and squid to make them look better than good thanks for sharing anyway...... ...
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@dansuh013 years agoMy go to video on how to make shrimp tempura. Thank you!
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@enchantedangel75 years agoI always wondered how the shrimp had that shape in restaurants! Cool tip. Thank you!!! 😊
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@boybacsain3621last monthThank you for sharing your skill.. new subscriber here. God Bless and more power 🙏
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My only beef with this channel is that I am always SO HUNGRY after watching ;) Thank you, sir! ... 360
That's a real chef. Never too busy to keep a clean work station ...
Love from Southern California🌞🌞🏜️ ... 2
thank you for sharing Mr. Hiroyuki Terada and Mr. Cameraman! 4
Asian inspired dishes are mostly self taught, I gain great knowledge and endless pleasure from watching and learning and then putting into practice. ...
It's great to see the care you take to make exacting slices in such delicate flesh. Bravo Sir
Could you guys do a how to for Katsudon? It's my all time favorite Japanese dish. 4
Thx 3
PS: Nice vid by the way. 3
much love from germany! 6
luv his accent 4
Subtitle @ - ish, wtf. 7
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..... what a shame, Hiro can at least speak your maccas English, which by thé way, a Joke mock in England....While you can not utter Hiros Japanese language.
Stop mocking his accent, you only have One ball. ... 5
Must try it again soon. 🌴