Want to know how to make it ?
It's easy.
One of my favorite ladies in the whole wide world, Ruth, taught me how to make these.
Years and years (and years!) ago in Japan.
It's easy.
One of my favorite ladies in the whole wide world, Ruth, taught me how to make these.
Years and years (and years!) ago in Japan.
Cook your rice. I use a rice cooker ...
I use short grain, but have also used medium in the past.
Short sticks together best.
I use short grain, but have also used medium in the past.
Short sticks together best.
Have a bowl of water and a salt shaker handy.
Wet hand, put salt on it, grab a palm full of rice and form into triangles.
See how I'm doing it in the photo above ?
Do you know how hard it was to take that photo !?!?!
Go tripod, go timer, go go !!
1 comment:
Great post, Bon. I have my mouth set for onigiri now. I'm going to try to get the wonderful cooks at our house to make some. It would be great for lunches....
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