sushi rice
sushi rice noun: sticky short-grain white rice, steamed and seasoned with sugar and vinegar, especially used in sushi dishes.

Noun
sushi rice (uncountable)
- Sticky short-grain white rice, steamed and seasoned with sugar and vinegar, especially used in sushi dishes.
- Bright makes his risotto with sushi rice rather than with traditional risotto rice and says that home cooks can use any short-grain rice that produces starch.2013 September 25, Michelle da Silva, “Sushi rice for risotto? Todd Bright's dish gets flexible”, in The Georgia Straight, Vancouver, B.C.: Overstory Media Group, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the...
- Most of those calories come from the sticky white rice that holds your roll together. Sushi rice is typically made by adding in vinegar and sugar, and the sugar gives it more calories than steamed rice, Zeratsky says.2018 April 18, Sophia Gottfried, “Is Sushi Healthy? Here's Everything You Need to Know”, in Time, New York, N.Y.: Time Inc., →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 01 Jun 2023
- Synonyms:
- sumeshi
Synonyms of sushi rice
- sumeshi
Questions about sushi rice
- What does sushi rice mean?
- Sushi rice means sticky short-grain white rice, steamed and seasoned with sugar and vinegar, especially used in sushi dishes.
- What part of speech is sushi rice?
- Sushi rice is a noun.
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