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	Shamoji - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A shamoji (杓文字, しゃもじ) is a flat rice paddle used in the Japanese kitchen.
		The shamoji is used to stir and to serve rice, especially to mix vinegar into the rice for producing sushi rice.
		The shamoji must be dipped in water frequently during use to prevent rice from sticking to it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shamoji (156 words)

	Shamoji -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A shamoji (しゃもじ) is a flat rice paddle used in the (additional info and facts about Japanese kitchen) Japanese kitchen.
		The shamoji is used to stir and to serve (Grains used as food either unpolished or more often polished) rice, especially to mix vinegar into the rice for producing (Rice (with raw fish) wrapped in seaweed) sushi rice.
		They are usually inexpensive and made traditionally from (Woody tropical grass having hollow woody stems; mature canes used for construction and furniture) bamboo, wood, or (A hard glossy coating) lacquer, and nowadays often from plastic.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/S/Sh/Shamoji.htm (139 words)

	Food Friday - "J" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Spread the cooked hot rice into a large plate (if you have it, use a wooden bowl called sushi-oke) by spatula (called shamoji).
		Sprinkle the vinegar mixture over the rice and fold the rice by shamoji very quickly.
		To cool and remove the moisture of the rice well, use a fan as you mix sushi rice.
	journals.aol.com /akatvjunkie/BlogThis/entries/365 (176 words)

	Desperately Wandering » Make Your Own Sushi: The Rice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Shamoji - a wooden sushi spatula/paddle used to mix the rice and vinegar
		Start by rinsing the rice gently in cold water until the water turns clear, about 3 -4 times.
		Equipment needed: rice steamer; “handai” or sushi rice bowl; “shamoji” or wooden rice paddle (usually bought in a pack along with a bamboo sushi mat); instant sushi powdered vinegar flavoring.
	www.dwblog.net /?p=234 (589 words)

	shamoji - rice paddle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Steve holding shamoji in front of fire station
		The wooden-style rice paddle was invented by the priest Seishin on Miyajima during the Edo period.
		Shamoji are found in various shapes and sizes on Miyajima, including the world's largest, and is a common souvenir there.
	www.siskiyous.edu /NCTA/Japan2003/PhotoGlossary/shamoji.htm (85 words)

	The Navy Memorial Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Miyajima is known for the manufacture of several traditional goods, including the wooden spoons used for portioning rice-shamoji.
		In addition to its practical value, the shamoji is considered a good luck symbol.
		In fact, it is even used as a noisemaker by the fans of the local professional baseball team, the Hiroshima Carp (whose cap and logo looks identical to that of the Cincinnati Reds).
	www.lonesailor.org /yep808.php (636 words)

	The SkywalkerSwartz Blog
		This is strange for me, because I'm much closer with my mom's family than with my dad's.
		I didn't know the English word for "hanakuso" until I was six, and I still don't know the English word for "shamoji."
		Note: "hanakuso" is, litterally, "nose-shit" (i.e snot)...and "shamoji" is a rice paddle/scooper thingie that, as far as I know, has no (good) English translation.
	www.lukeswartz.com /blog/2003/04/what-are-you-i-recently-attended-photo.html (288 words)

	CageWarriors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		His last bout came on February 1, 2004 at INFERNO when he defeated Dan “The Bull” Bobish via strikes.
		Vovchanchyn’s opponent at BUSHIDO VOLUME 5 will be mixed martial arts veteran, Shamoji Fuji.
		At 6’0 and 217 pounds, Fuji hails from Hiroshima, Japan and represents the V-Cross team.
	www.cagewarriors.com /page.asp?ID=485 (179 words)

	Sushi Class (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Even out the level of the rice with a wood paddle (SHAMOJI).
		3) Once at a boil, open the lid to stir the rice with a wood paddle (SHAMOJI) in order to make sure the rice will not burn at the bottom.
		7) Transfer the cooked rice into a wooden bowl (HANKIRI) by using a wooden paddle (SHAMOJI) and spread the rice evenly over the bottom.
	www.lechampignon-tokio.com /sushi.htm (437 words)

	Sushi - Lesson 6, Fish Sniffer Online
		To make sushi rice, you will need a three-quart heavy-bottomed pot with a tight-fitting lid, a wooden bowl, a spatula, and something to use as a fan.
		You may want to own a shamoji, the broad wooden paddle used in Japan to mix the rice, or a Japanese paper fan, although a shirt cardboard or folded newspaper will do as well.
		Ultimately, you may wish to purchase a gas or electric rice cooker, available in Japanese stores.
	www.fishsniffer.com /recipes/sushi6.html (730 words)

	Maki-Sushi - Receipts of kitchen of Receipts and soils (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		To put still hot rice in Sushi-oke, or a large salad bowl, slightly wet.
		While cooling rice with a range, to powder half of Sushinoko and start, with a shamoji or a spatula, to mix rice while cutting it while drawing vertical and horizontal features.
		To add the remainder of the powder and to always mix still, by paying attention not to make rice sticky.
	trans.voila.fr /voila?systran_lp=fr_en&systran_id=Voila-fr&systran_f=100000000000&systran_url=http://www.recettes-et-terroirs.com/recette_detail-7-1874.html (666 words)

	SushiFan.com > How to Make Sushi > How to Eat Sushi, Guide to Sushi, Buy Sushi Products, and more.
		Place pan on low heat and cook until sugar dissolves.
		Spread the cooked hot rice into a large plate (or a traditional wooden bowl, called sushi-oke) by spatula (called shamoji).
		Sprinkle the vinegar mixture over the rice and fold into the rice by spatula quickly.
	sushifan.com /make_sushi.html (736 words)

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		Plastic or wooden flat spoon or spatula to serve rice
	chef2chef.net /kb/index_v2.php?id=4328&c=29 (109 words)

	Shamoji Fujii lost to Marcelo Tigre : Mixed Martial Arts Gallery by Susumu Nagao - Mixed Martial Arts Gallery by Susumu ...
		Shamoji Fujii lost to Marcelo Tigre : Mixed Martial Arts Gallery by Susumu Nagao - Mixed Martial Arts Gallery by Susumu Nagao
		Shamoji Fujii lost to Marcelo Tigre at Deep 01/08/2001 < Shamoji Fujii < Home
		Won over Jin O Kim at Pride 05/23/2004
	www.susumug.com /photo_window_fighter.php?photo_num=12&bout_id=663&fighter_id=858 (60 words)

	PRIDE :: Official Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Two additional matches have been added to the fightcard for BUSHIDO VOLUME 5.
		Included is Ukrainian sensation Igor Vovchanchyn as he returns to the ring to take on Japanese fighter Shamoji Fuji.
		Also added, Masakazu Imanari of Japan versus Luis "Buscape" Firmino of Brazil.
	www.pridefc.com /pride2004/news/news_04/news_04_october10.htm (458 words)

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