Simple Rice Balls

Step 5 Dress the rice ball

Add whatever toppings you like. In this example, I added salmon furikake and toasted sesame seeds. Furikake is an all-purpose seasoning blend of salt, sesame seeds, seaweed, and other spices. Most asian food stores will have a variety of furikake available. You could also wrap the ball with a strip of nori.

Pop these into your mouth and enjoy!

Comments

[kloklo]

I love rice so while watching an anime I though what's all the fuss about rice balls... rice will always be rice... well, I was wrong! Somehow I made this in less than 20 min at 2 am... PS: Being Greek I don't really like fish anywhere near my rice but I'm willing to try it soon... for now I just use salt, feta cheese and sweet paprika. :)

[TeenDreamSequence]

I've convinced my mom to let me try making riceballs before the summer's out. She doesn't exactly approve of my 'obsession' as she called it, but if it gets me to learn how to make something other than macaroni and sandwiches...

[kidmissile]

If you haven't already, show her these instructable pics and she won't be able to resist! ;) Have fun with them!

[Mattrox]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Looks great can't wait to makes some looks delicous ps good idea for using plastic wrap

[X_D_3_M_1]

mmm... im gonna make em once i get the right rice.

[gunmanx]

mmmmm looks taisty im going to try