How to Make Onigiri (Rice Balls)
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Onigiri (rice balls) – portable bundles of rice filled with soy sauce + bonito flakes. Video tutorial included!
Onigiri (rice balls) – portable bundles of rice filled with soy sauce + bonito flakes. Video tutorial included!
Miso Beef Onigiri (rice ball). Inspired by the New Zelda game. Beef cooked w/ miso, ginger & garlic. Satisfying quick bite for lunch/picnic.
These onigiri (oh-nee-gee-dee) are rice balls filled with savory chicken salad and wrapped with nori. Fun to make and absolutely delish!
Tuna & Sesame Omusubi – Savory, sweet and nutty rice balls filled with crunchy and meaty ingredients – it’s simply delicious!
Easy and delicious onigiri or Japanese rice balls, filled with tuna mayonnaise and topped with Japanese seasoning
Brown rice onigiri stuffed with a garlic-ginger mushroom filling makes the perfect healthy snack.
Mushroom & Zucchini Uramaki (Inside Out Rolls)
Tenmusu is a combination of two delicious Japanese foods: Tempura prawn and Omusubi. It’s easy to make and great for on the go lunch!
Onigiri is a popular Japanese food that is so easy to make and can be customised in many ways!
Spicy shiitake onigiri (Japanese rice cakes) that are shaped like pandas.
Fun and simple piggy spam musubi bento will be a great hit at school or work, make this cute bento at home in a few easy steps.
These Yaki Onigiri are delicious grilled rice balls coated in a tasty Miso Butter Sauce that are simple, and easy to eat on the go.
Turn the classic Japanese rice balls (Onigiri) into savory Halloween treat/meal. Great for lunch boxes and only few ingredients involved.
Rice in its simplest and best form, with spicy gochujang and cheddar cheese, tuna-melt filling
Carrot kinpira onigirazu! A hybrid japanese miso rice ball sandwich stuffed with sweet and spicy sautéed carrots.
Shiso Furikake: Japanese rice seasoning.
Smoked Salmon Onigiri
Japanese Onigiri rice balls can be flavored with various ingredients and make a great packed lunch or springtime picnic bring-along.
There are many ways to eat onigiri, it’s even better with this ‘mock mashed potato’ mixture. Serve as a condiment or as a side dish!
Simple colourful and healthy meal idea, make yourself a red onigiri with pan-fried yellow tofu!
Tatami Onigiri is a delicious Japanese rice ball with a soft fried egg in it. Step-by-step tutorial is here!
Perfect for a bento lunch or picnic – Onigiri (Japanese Rice Balls) are fun and delicious!