Nikumaki Onigiri - How to make Beef Wrapped Rice Ball

In this episode, I will show you how to make Nikumaki Onigiri!
Nikumaki, which translates to 'wrapped with meat,' perfectly describes the delightful combination of a rice ball (onigiri) enveloped in delicious thinly sliced beef.
Whether you're preparing a Bento lunch or seeking a light snack, this dish promises to satisfy your cravings with its delicious taste!
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Ingredients:
200g/7.05oz cooked rice
a pinch of salt
6-8 thinly sliced beef (I use Beef Loin New York Shabu Shabu slices from Costco)
1 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp mirin
1 tbsp cooking sake
1+1/2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp oil(I use olive oil in the video)
**I forgot to mention in the video that when placing the Nikumaki Onigiri in the pan, remember to place the sealing side down first!***
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:22 sauce
0:53 making rice balls
2:06 wrapping the rice ball with meat
3:58 cook
Music:
Good Morning Sunshine by modus
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Japanese Mom Makes, You're the best! I subscribed because I love your content!

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[@cookingoutsidebr]

New friend. Nice recipe. 😋👏👏👏👏

[@JapaneseMomMakes]

Thank you so much 😊

[@JapaneseMomMakes]

Hi! Thank you for watching this episode. I forgot to mention in the video that when placing the Nikumaki Onigiri in the pan, remember to place the sealing side down first!

[@georgew8586]

While you plate it with spinach, what else would be used in Japan. Another use for the sliced sirloin from Costco, besides hotpot.

[@JapaneseMomMakes]

Any kind of salad such as carrot salad, broccoli salad...and I would also make Kinpira Gobo(braised burdock) if I can get a burdock!

[@georgew8586]

@@JapaneseMomMakes we have a Japanese market 10 miles away and they do carry burdock seasonally. Seattle trip, could be cheaper than flying home, try that one.

[@maximilianneumann4785]

Ok now be honest, were you inspired by the german dish "Rouladen"? :D

[@JapaneseMomMakes]

I had no idea, but they do look alike! I love trying to cook new dishes, so I'll definitely try this one! It looks delicious😊 Thank you!

[@ralphd420]

Just do a freakin recipe. I told my Japanese partner about it and he was excited, but i could literally not sit through youre video, even on 1 and a half speed. Thumbs down. Do better