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A favourite for many the humble rice ball one of Japan's sensational staples from and today brought to you from the kitchen of
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So most of you know I am planning on teaching english in japan, so I have been experimenting with common everyday foods in japan c: So yeah I made plain riceballs. c: Tasted so good!!
How to make Onigiri - Rice Balls
Ingridients:
1. Nishiki rice - Found at local asian market. NOT SUSHI RICE!
2. Seaweed -anykind really..
3. Rice Cooker
4. Plastic wrap -- Or use your hands, but they must be wet!
5. Sea Salt/ Regular Salt - LITTLE BIT! OR NONE! OPTIONAL!
Way to Cook:
1. Clean rice. Drain water.
2. Measure rice 1 1/2 cups of rice per 2 cups of water.
3. Pour water in and then cover in rice cooker and cook for 15 mins or depending on which rice cooker you have work around it.
4. After it's done cooking take it out and put on plate or bowl and let cool for a little bit. Then add a little salt and mix.
NEXT STEP CAN GO EITHER WAY :
5-1. Take some plastic wrap on table/counter and place some rice in there if you want to add anything inside do it NOW!! Then fold and start to form rice ball.
5-2. ONLY DO IF YOUR NOT DOING WITH PLASTIC WRAP!!
Wet your hands DO NOT DRY! And get some rice and form rice balls, before folding add anything you want inside then fold.
6. Add seaweed in anyway you want.
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A favourite for many the humble rice ball one of Japan's sensational staples from and today brought to you from the kitchen of
castingwhisper******************************So most of you know I am planning on teaching english in japan, so I have been experimenting with common everyday foods in japan c: So yeah I made plain riceballs. c: Tasted so good!!
How to make Onigiri - Rice Balls
Ingridients:
1. Nishiki rice - Found at local asian market. NOT SUSHI RICE!
2. Seaweed -anykind really..
3. Rice Cooker
4. Plastic wrap -- Or use your hands, but they must be wet!
5. Sea Salt/ Regular Salt - LITTLE BIT! OR NONE! OPTIONAL!
Way to Cook:
1. Clean rice. Drain water.
2. Measure rice 1 1/2 cups of rice per 2 cups of water.
3. Pour water in and then cover in rice cooker and cook for 15 mins or depending on which rice cooker you have work around it.
4. After it's done cooking take it out and put on plate or bowl and let cool for a little bit. Then add a little salt and mix.
NEXT STEP CAN GO EITHER WAY :
5-1. Take some plastic wrap on table/counter and place some rice in there if you want to add anything inside do it NOW!! Then fold and start to form rice ball.
5-2. ONLY DO IF YOUR NOT DOING WITH PLASTIC WRAP!!
Wet your hands DO NOT DRY! And get some rice and form rice balls, before folding add anything you want inside then fold.
6. Add seaweed in anyway you want.
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From yelleena: my daughter makes rice balls or onigiri quite regularly. Some of our favoured fillers include a piece of smoked salmon with or without a piece of pickled ginger, A piece of cooked chicken, for a sweet treet we sometimes put in a grape or piece of fruit. Traditionally the most common filler is ukeboshi - a Japanese pickled plum.
Hope that helps, *hugs* from yelleena
Hope that helps, *hugs* from yelleena
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