Omusubi (Japanese rice balls) with tuna, salted salmon, and umeboshi
Step 1: In a medium-sized bowl, combine tuna, Japanese mayo, soy sauce, sesame oil, rice vinegar, & sriracha (if using). Set aside. Step 2: In the onigiri mold, sprinkle a pinch of salt to the bottom of the mold, then fill the mold about halfway with rice.
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Tuna Mayo Onigiri is a modern take on traditional Japanese rice balls stuffed with canned tuna seasoned with Japanese-style mayonnaise and soy sauce. The combo was first popularized by the Japanese convenience store chain 7-Eleven in the early 1980s. Over the past 40 years it has grown to become the most popular flavor of onigiri in Japan.
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Prep: Preheat your oven to 220 degrees celsius (425F) Drain the canned tuna. Step one: In a mixing bowl combine the tuna, brown rice, cottage cheese, chives and the first measure of parmesan cheese. Mix so that these ingredients are well combined. You can use a wooden spoon or your hands. Step two: In a second dish, combine the second measure.
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Make the rice - In a pot, bring the rice to a low boil, then reduce the heat to low.Cover the pot and simmer for 20 minutes or until the water is absorbed. Remove from the heat and fluff the rice with a fork. Alternatively, make the rice in a rice cooker.; Make the tuna mixture - While the rice cooks, make the tuna filling.In a mixing bowl, add drained canned tuna, Kewpie mayo, Sriracha.
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Season the rice. In a large mixing bowl, add the warm rice, sesame oil, and salt. Mix to combine. Set aside to cool. Assemble the rice. Place a piece of plastic wrap over a 1/3 measuring cup and fill it with the seasoned rice. Pull the rice out with the plastic wrap then flatten the rice into a thin disk.
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Instructions. To a large bowl, add the rice, sesame oil, mayo, tuna, and seaweed. Mix until everything is combined. Add more mayo if needed. Press down the mixture and use a spatula to "cut" the rice into 8 triangles, like you cut a pizza. Alternatively, you can simply eyeball the amount of rice mixture you use per ball.
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Put about 3/4 cup of tuna and sesame rice on a piece of plastic wrap and twist the top. Slowly create a triangle shape by pressing the mixture from side to side. The omusubi should be packed enough not to crumble upon eating, with the rice intact (not mashed). Unwrap and finish shaping the omusubi in your hands.
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With just enough pressure, cover the filling with the rice. Keep putting gentle but firm pressure until it forms a triangle or the shape that you desire. Add a layer of roasted seaweed at the bottom center. Optional: Dip the top sides of the onigiri in the furikake and 1/2 tsp of the tuna mayo at the top of the triangle.
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Add 2 tbsp of rice to the bottom of the rice mold, add 1.5 tbsp of filling and add 2 more tbsp of rice on top. Put the mold on top and press it down for 3-5 seconds to ensure the rice is tightly packed. Push the back button to pop the rice ball up. Repeat the process (the amount varies based on the size of your mold)
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For onigiri with rice and fillings mixed together: Add the rice mixture into the onigiri mold and make sure to fill it all the way up to the edge of the mold. Take the top and press down to make the shape. Turn the mold over and press the release button to release the onigiri. Wrap your onigiri with nori.
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In a large bowl, combine tuna, sesame oil, sesame seeds, Japanese mayo and salt and mix with a fork. Mix in cooked rice until thoroughly combined. Prepare a small bowl of water nearby. With clean hands, wet your hands and take a handful of rice, about 2 tablespoon worth.
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Instructions. Using your rice cooker, cook the two cups of rice. When rice is almost finished, add the can of tuna to a small pan, and place over medium heat. In a small bowl, combine sugar, soy sauce, and mirin, and pour over the tuna. Cook and stir until the sauce is fully absorbed by the tuna.
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3 cups cooked rice, ½ small carrot, 1½ teaspoons toasted sesame oil. Add filling and shape rice balls: Take 2 tablespoons of rice and gently flatten it against your hand. Add about 1 tablespoon of filling to the center and top it with a bit of rice. Gently but firmly shape the rice into a ball while encasing the filling.
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Put the tuna in a bowl and flake it into smaller pieces with a fork. Mix in mayo and season with salt and pepper. Add in some sriracha or Tabasco sauce if you want a bit of heat. Use the rice paddle to loosen up the rice and season it with a bit of salt (to your preference). Divide the rice up into 4 equal portions.
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Grab about 2 tablespoons of rice and shape it into a ball. Flatten the rice ball in the palm of your hand and place about 2 teaspoons of tuna filling in the center. Wrap the rice around the filling, adding more rice on top if needed to seal it completely. Shape it into a ball and press to ensure it holds together.
