
Addictive Nira Pork Mixed Onigiri
Stamina-packed mixed onigiri made simply by stir-frying garlic chives and ground pork with oyster sauce and folding it into freshly cooked rice. There's no need to cook it into the rice, and it goes down easily even in summer when your appetite fades. It's also perfect for using up leftover rice, and it can be frozen and reheated in the microwave while still tasting great.
INGREDIENTS
Ingredients
INSTRUCTIONS
Instructions
Trim 1cm off the root end of the garlic chives and cut them into 1cm lengths.
0:56~2 minAdd 100g ground pork and 1 teaspoon each of grated garlic and grated ginger to a frying pan.
1:05~1 minHeat over medium heat and stir-fry. The ground pork releases quite a lot of fat, so with a non-stick pan you can stir-fry without adding oil. If it tends to stick, add oil, heat the pan, then add the pork and stir-fry.
1:15~4 minOnce the pork is cooked through and has changed color, add the cut garlic chives and stir-fry together.
1:41~1 minWhen the garlic chives have wilted, add 1 tablespoon sake, 1 tablespoon oyster sauce, and 1 teaspoon sesame oil.
1:54~1 minStir-fry while cooking off the moisture thoroughly so it won't turn sticky when combined with the rice.
2:14~2 minAdd 1 go of freshly cooked rice (330-350g) and mix everything together well.
2:36~1 minMix well with a cutting motion through the rice until the filling is evenly distributed and no white patches remain.
2:46~2 minFinally, taste it, and if it seems too mild, adjust the seasoning with salt.
2:58~1 minOnce the filling is evenly distributed and no white rice remains, shape into triangles to finish. Wrap in nori if you like for extra flavor.
3:03~3 min
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