Origini rice balls

These colorful rice balls are made with leftover rice. You can easily adapt the recipe for any vegetables you have on hand. Use short grain rice.

Learn how to make Tuna Mayo Onigiri, the perfect portable snacks. These Japanese rice balls are quick and simple, yet so versatile!

Japanese Rice Balls – The whole family will love this easy Onigiri recipe to make sticky, tasty rice snacks in fun shapes using your favorite seasonings and extra goodies!

Tenmusu is crispy shrimp tempura tucked in a rice ball and wrapped with nori seaweed. This delicious Nagoya specialty is now found throughout Japan in convenience stores and bento shops. Make it fresh at home for a fun lunch or snack!

When following this recipe, it is important to note that the fillings can vary—and you should make sure that you use your favorite fillings. You can put almost anything you want in Japanese rice balls.

Traditionally, onigiri are made with plain rice, but I like to use sushi rice seasoned with rice vinegar, sugar, and salt just because, well, it’s even more delicious. Fill your onigiri with whatever fillings you desire. See my post for a list of ideas. (Onigiri are intended to be kept at room temperature for several hours, so using raw fish as a filling is not recommended (of course, if you’re planning to eat your onigiri soon after preparing them, feel free to disregard this advice). Here…

Arancini consist of rice balls cooked in broth, stuffed with different ingredients such as cheese, meat, and vegetables, and then deep-fried. 🇮🇹 They are a traditional dish from Sicily and have been popular since the 10th century AD. Arancini originated in Southern Italy and were originally called palle di riso (rice balls). Learn all about arancini on the Eat Dat website! #arancini #italianfood #rice #streetfood #snacks #appetizer #friedfood #mozzarella #arancino #sicilianfood

17 must try onigiri recipes, including traditional, cute, & vegan options. This is the ULTIMATE list of onigiri rice ball recipes on the internet!

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