Chicken motif plate to complement this week's theme! Keke! Unfortunately, no chicken-shaped moulds!
This was supposed to be one of last week's dinner but I didn't get round to make it. It's a bear-shaped rice cake to go with last week's theme. Hmm ... sadly, the bear imprint is really not too clear.
This is so yummy when lightly pan-fried and excellent for bringing out for picnics or eating out. I love Japanese food! Alternate with ingredients for variety. You can even use red-bean as filling for dessert?
Ingredients
- Some cooked rice (I use normal rice but added a bit more water so more sticky)
- Japanese rice toppings for onigiri (Adds lovely colour! You can get from Daiso)
- Salmon cooked and flaked (I panfried the salmon slices)
- Some mango chopped
- Some mayonnaise
- Onigiri shaped moulds
- Once the rice is cooked and while it is still hot, add the rice toppings/flavourings and use a fork to fluff it, mix well and set aside.
- Add mayonnaise to the flaked salmon and mango till well covered.
- Place some mixed rice to the base of onigiri mould, add the mayonnaise mixed salmon and mango.
- Add more rice to top up the mould.
- Press down to keep shape.
- Heat a little oil and lightly panfry the shaped rice cakes till golden each side.
- Serve hot with vegetable sides of your choice.
- ENJOY!!
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