This can be prevented by eating the onigiri as soon as it is made or by serving the nori sheets separately so that the eater can wrap the onigiri themselves if they wish to eat it later.

Two foods that are fun to make and satisfying to eat: onigiri (Japanese rice balls) and spring rolls. Both involve steamed ...

Bongo’s onigiri products, however, are made simply by “wrapping” select fillings in fluffily steamed rice. Long lines began to form outside Bongo around 10 years ago after the outlet earned ...

1. Prepare the onigiri fillings. Tuna-mayo: Mix the tuna with mayonnaise and black pepper. Ume: Remove the seed from umeboshi. 2. Spread the cooked rice on plastic wrap. Make an indentation in the ...

These rice balls can be eaten plain with the glazes, or with a little bit of filling, such as grilled salmon flakes or a tuna mayonnaise, pressed into the middle. makes: 6-8 yaki onigiri ...

8. Covering the rice with the wrap, press lightly into a triangle, rotating four or five times. 9. Place onigiri in the center of a piece of nori seaweed, folding both ends toward the center.