おにぎらず作ろう!

nekojita

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• 20 Feb 2015

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So, I'm guessing most people know what おにぎり (onigiri) is. おにぎらず (onigirazu) is a recent trend which is similar but without the forming them by hand part (hence "~zu").

It's basically square of nori + rice + filling of choice + more rice + fold nori in. (see images). Cut them in half and they're like little sandwiches.

I'm just happy that for once there's a food trend I can manage (ingredients available in the UK, not insanely complicated to make. Hurrah!).

 

thomas

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• 20 Feb 2015

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I have to admit that I have never heard of this culinary trend. Looks delicious, certainly healthier than your average mayo sandwich and fairly easy to prepare.

Spam-nigiri anyone? @Uncle Frank perhaps?

 

nekojita

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I think these things have only been around for a few months (at least, under this name) - I only notice when suddenly everyone on cookpad is making a million variants the same stuff.

Healthy? Don't worry, you can still put fried stuff and mayo in!

 

Grandpa Frank

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90% of what I eat is junk. Candy & soda have taken all but 8 teeth and they are due to be pulled this spring. My wife attempts to get me to eat healthy and I am better then in my youth. As a child , we ate Spam often. It was very popular after WWII , but I have not had any since the 60's. I just started to try rice about 10 years ago , but need to drown it in gravy to get it down. Why my diet has not killed me yet I just don't know.

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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• 20 Feb 2015

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"爆弾おにぎり Bakudan onigiri (bomb rice ball)", application evolved it
"It is vulgar",Mother got angry at it.
It is a dream of the schoolboy.(^^
It seems to be sold at Echigo-Yuzawa Station.
爆弾おにぎり 雪ん洞｜新潟・越後湯沢駅・日本酒・土産・観光・ぽんしゅ館越後湯沢店

 

Kraise

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• 25 Feb 2015

• #6

Didnt know about it, my mother in law makes some delicious いなりずし, maybe I can get her to try some , or try them myself at home, just need to find some nori though