Wrapped Onigiri Topped With Cheese!
Wrapped Onigiri Topped With Cheese!

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You can wrap the finished onigiri (in plastic wrap) with a thick kitchen towel to protect from being too cold in the refrigerator. Miyazaki prefecture-born nikumaki-onigiri, is a rice ball wrapped with thinly sliced meat, and has Here is a nikumaki-onigiri recipe by Midori Kitagawa who teaches at a cooking school for children in You can add cheese on your rice ball, or decorate them with seaweed and fish cake to make faces! These Onigiri Japanese Rice Balls with a Spicy Kimchi Tuna or Salmon center and seasoned with furikake make great lunches or snacks.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook wrapped onigiri topped with cheese! using 11 ingredients and 20 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Wrapped Onigiri Topped With Cheese!:
  1. Take 300 grams Thinly sliced pork belly
  2. Take 350 grams Plain cooked rice
  3. Get 5 Shiso leaves
  4. Prepare 2 tbsp White toasted sesame seeds
  5. Take 1 tbsp ○ Soy sauce
  6. Take 1 tbsp ○ Mentsuyu
  7. Get 1 tsp ○ Sugar
  8. Take 2 tbsp ○ Sake
  9. Get 2 tbsp ○ Mirin
  10. Get 6 slice Sliced cheese
  11. Take 1 Parsley

In Japan, the bento boxes sold in train stations—known as Ekiben—are a beautiful part of travel. Onigirazu is wrapped on the outside with seaweed, just like a traditional onigiri, and includes rice with various fillings as well. Onigirazu fillings are less traditional than that of onigiri and can be likened to Japanese-style sandwich fillings. Onigiri is a fun and easy way to eat "sushi." While it is technically not classified as sushi Firmly press the top panel to compress the rice and ingredients together.

Steps to make Wrapped Onigiri Topped With Cheese!:
  1. Shred the shiso leaves finely, and put them into a bowl of water.
  2. Mix the tightly squeezed out shredded shiso and toasted white sesame seeds into the freshly cooked rice.
  3. Divide the rice into 6 portions and form into balls.
  4. I used thinly sliced pork belly.
  5. Wrap a slice around a rice ball.
  6. I wrapped another slice around it, turning the rice ball 90 degrees. Please use as many slices of meat as you want.
  7. I made 6.
  8. Pan fry the meat wrapped rice balls, starting with the seam sides down.
  9. When the meat is browned, turn the rice balls over.
  10. Cook them on the ends too.
  11. When they are browned all over.
  12. Wipe the fat out of the frying pan with paper towels!
  13. Add the ○ ingredients. It will sizzle! Don't burn yourself!
  14. Simmer to reduce the sauce!
  15. Don't burn it!
  16. This sauce is so yummy!
  17. Top with sliced cheese..
  18. Microwave the cheese topped rice balls for a short amount of time.
  19. When the cheese melts they're done!
  20. Sprinkle with some dried parsley or something. Dig in!

Make sure not to press so hard that you smash the rice! Now we're ready to wrap our onigiri with nori. This step may seem difficult at first. Vector image "Onigiri Topped with salmon roe. Seamless pattern." can be used for personal and commercial purposes according to the conditions of the purchased Royalty-free license.

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