Today Logan and I made Onigiri, or rice balls! I had them for the first time at one of Andrew's class parties, a mother had brought them in for a class treat. For this variety, you make the rice, add some seasoning and then place a small amount of rice mixture in a square piece of saran wrap. With you hands, then mold into a ball.
They are tasty and come in lots and lots of different flavorings and fillings. The one I chose to make was a sprinkling of sesame seeds, salt, sugar and sea weed.
YUM! Though, I may be the only one in this household to come to that conclusion!
Today Logan and I made Onigiri, or rice balls! I had them for the first time at one of Andrew's class parties, a mother had brought them in for a class treat. For this variety, you make the rice, add some seasoning and then place a small amount of rice mixture in a square piece of saran wrap. With you hands, then mold into a ball.
They are tasty and come in lots and lots of different flavorings and fillings. The one I chose to make was a sprinkling of sesame seeds, salt, sugar and sea weed. 
YUM! Though, I may be the only one in this household to come to that conclusion!
8 comments:
Hmmm oddly this latest entry looks a little familiar. I wonder why??? ;)
Ok, after being a little confused (I am sleep deprived as well as "get out of my house" deprived)I have come to the conclusion you are talking about my favorite chef blogger...yes?! thepioneerwoman.com, people...she is great!
What are you doing up at 2:45 AM in the morning?
Hey. I've been trying to get my comments to go through for the last so minutes. I'm not sure why it just posted.
It is not 2:45 for me, it is 2:45 am YOUR time. :) Though, I was actually up at 12:45, 2:30 and 4:30-with a coughing kids! Ahhh, the good life.
So need a cooking class on this!! Can we do it without Sesame Seeds though! I don't dare try them out in town because I am allergic to Sesame Seeds and don't feel like going tot he hospital over a rice ball!
Those look great! I wonder if I can get that seasoning here? I'll have to look
I love rice balls! I'm glad you made them so you can teach me how.
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