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Omama Japanese Cooking #7 - Onigiri

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u let it cool and u do that till its not hot and then u can mold
Posted Jan 10 2009 2:39PM by evilmofo000
looks good
Posted Jan 10 2009 6:44PM by ChewyCandyGurl
sore deshoo ne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ^__
Posted Jan 23 2009 3:13PM by digimikeh
What is that in the 2:20 she puts rice in ?...
Posted Jan 23 2009 3:20PM by digimikeh
a rice cooker
Posted Jan 25 2009 9:14PM by kojiro59
iphone
Posted Feb 19 2009 7:26PM by legobeast88
my god you mold the rice into triangles well good!
Posted Mar 20 2009 9:10PM by Hinoarashii
dang you did that fast every other video I've watched it took them a long time to shape it and get it right. ^.^ good job! It looks yummy.
Posted Mar 31 2009 8:44AM by ohwellwhateverneverm
THNKS A BIG SINK!!!!
Posted Apr 6 2009 12:43AM by LiLPrincess14231423
the background music is amazing
Posted Apr 14 2009 4:58PM by TehJish
what happens if you dont wash the rice till the water is clear completely?
Posted Apr 18 2009 6:51AM by GreeKPryNZeS
wow! this onigiri looks delicious! ^_^
Posted Apr 29 2009 4:37AM by darkmage445
lmao
Posted Apr 29 2009 10:57PM by Koishii57
if its japanese sushi rice, it wont be that sticky, what u need, if u want the rice balls not to fall apart, so wash well!
Posted May 6 2009 4:04PM by teelein
how does it taste? well it looks like u just eat some saltyrice with little little content :-/
Posted May 6 2009 4:09PM by teelein
it is very delicious! especialy if you fill it with smashed tuna, shrimp, or pork.....or all 3!
Posted May 8 2009 6:26PM by YoungAssassin28
well ive tried it today and maked it as all the videos and recipes told me, but.. i have to say its a big disappointment. its like u eat a very bad sushi roll, because theres too much rice and less content. well i gotta say i have to stick to my sushi
Posted May 8 2009 8:20PM by teelein
Nice work, we liked your video very much so we embedded it on ChefCommons . com w/ link back and reference to Youtube. (Let us know if you don't wish for it to be featured)
Posted May 13 2009 6:41PM by chefcommons
Because the rice could have chemical on it and dirty for the swamp,so its dangerous.
Posted May 18 2009 1:50PM by ejen1234
you don't want to leave the rice in mucky water anyway. You can't guarantee it to always be clear though, it's kind of impossible, but 90-99% clear is the way to go.
Posted May 26 2009 4:17AM by Whee
Very good video! Even if there is a language barrier, you still understand what you have to do perfectly!
Posted May 31 2009 4:32AM by PureOrganics
sugoi tomoko-chan
Posted Jun 4 2009 8:35PM by tamagoyakichan
err... how bot trying it out?, actually, the white stuff is rice, powdered, aka, rice flour. Rice flour is used to make sticky foods like Mochi and Dango. Now, if you try to cook your rice with rice flour inbetween them... what do you think happens? Yes, ultry sticky slightly mushy texture on top of the slightly more solid rice grains.... which sucks.
Posted Jun 22 2009 3:00AM by toasterder
hmm not really, actually, the clearer the rice and water mixture, the less sticky the resultant product, however, for the rice grains to be sticky themselves, just add a little more water. This way though, they also become softer. Try it out, slightly washed rice with little water, and then again with extra water, then thorougly washed rice once with less water, and then again with more. Trust me, regardless, you will never want use poorly washed rice, it results in a jello with ricebits.
Posted Jun 22 2009 3:06AM by toasterder
they eat rice everyday=] i did XD sometime is get really suck =p.
Posted Jun 24 2009 10:06PM by HamsterClawz
I love Onigiri ^.^ Question though, is it normal long grain white rice or do they use the glutenous sushi rice? Also when putting it in shape is the rice hot? I'm terrible at making onigiri sometimes I just give up and just make te rice into balls without filling and just put the nori on top ^^; still good
Posted Jul 30 2009 12:51AM by MoonlightPhantomMask
It can taste pretty good especially if you decide to let it chill a bit and then grill it and baste it slightly with some soy sauce making the outside a bit crispy it doesn't look appetizing but honestly it can be : )
Posted Jul 30 2009 12:53AM by MoonlightPhantomMask
So you use the sushi rice and make sure it's washed well to get it to form properly?
Posted Jul 30 2009 12:54AM by MoonlightPhantomMask
In Brasil we rinse our rice too, except we have little plastic bowls that you can put the water in and then to drain the other side has little slots so the grains of rice don't escape
Posted Jul 30 2009 12:57AM by MoonlightPhantomMask
nice video[: it makes it kinda clear how to make it even though theres not much talking .thanks!
Posted Jul 31 2009 11:53PM by luvelysteph
You should use sushi rice to make onigiri; regular long grain rice will not be sticky enough and your onigiri will fall apart!
Posted Aug 31 2009 10:01PM by Churumbelita
i believe it is sushi or "sticky rice" or else it will not stick together to form the ball
Posted Sep 7 2009 2:48AM by TheDecoraHippie1992
i'm trying to look for rice recipes im not sure if anyone knows what im tlking about but i dont want onigiri with plain rice any suggestions?
Posted Oct 17 2009 8:58AM by buckweed226
You can mix furikake (rice seasoning) in with the rice when it's cooked or you can stuff the onigiris. I have made stuffed chicken ones with leftover roast chicken from Sunday lunch!
Posted Oct 17 2009 10:10PM by arkonitebabe
thanx! i think it was the rice seasoning this jap. kid always let me have his lunch lol and it was really amazing
Posted Oct 17 2009 11:22PM by buckweed226
LOL...I hate making rice. only because the cleaning. I use my finger to measure the water. I can make rice on the stove top but rice cookers are easier. You have to use less water with a rice cooker because it holds alot of steam.
Posted Nov 1 2009 4:43PM by BoognFai
LOL...I hate making rice. only because the cleaning. I use my finger to measure the water. I can make rice on the stove top but rice cookers are easier. You have to use less water with a rice cooker because it holds alot of steam.
Posted Nov 1 2009 4:43PM by BoognFai
I love onigiri...when I was in Japan 2 years ago I bouhgt one with tuna...and when I eat it in my hotel...it was...Woha! So delicious! I make it at home sometimes.
Posted Nov 13 2009 7:53PM by 000666000
I love onigiri...when I was in Japan 2 years ago I bouhgt one with tuna...and when I eat it in my hotel...it was...Woha! So delicious! I make it at home sometimes.
Posted Nov 13 2009 7:53PM by 000666000
So THIS is the stuff I see on cartoons that I ALWAYS wanted to eat but never did cause I didnt know what they were. Personally, these look very tasty and this lady is a PRO XD Did everything swift, quick, efficiently, and elegant and to the POINT O.O Thanks very much :D Imma go to da store and get da stuff and post on how dey taste.
Posted Nov 26 2009 4:45AM by RvBFanatic
So THIS is the stuff I see on cartoons that I ALWAYS wanted to eat but never did cause I didnt know what they were. Personally, these look very tasty and this lady is a PRO XD Did everything swift, quick, efficiently, and elegant and to the POINT O.O Thanks very much :D Imma go to da store and get da stuff and post on how dey taste.
Posted Nov 26 2009 4:45AM by RvBFanatic
I am SO greatful for this!! i was never sure how to exactly wash the rice and finally i see its really simple. 5 stars.
Posted Dec 4 2009 11:11PM by chickenoddle
I am SO greatful for this!! i was never sure how to exactly wash the rice and finally i see its really simple. 5 stars.
Posted Dec 4 2009 11:11PM by chickenoddle
Next month I'm so buying a rice cooker !! I'll try to master onigiri !!! Thank you for uploading, it was very helpful !!!
Posted Dec 24 2009 2:20PM by Zieltarzyna
Next month I'm so buying a rice cooker !! I'll try to master onigiri !!! Thank you for uploading, it was very helpful !!!
Posted Dec 24 2009 2:20PM by Zieltarzyna
When I was a kid I use to watch anime shows that had riceBalls on it I went to my kitchen and saw that I have most of these ingredients, except the green leafy thing so I'm headed to the asian store to hunt it down (: maybe they'll have preMade so I can try what it should taste like LoL
Posted Jan 12 2010 6:59PM by Medlr8
When I was a kid I use to watch anime shows that had riceBalls on it I went to my kitchen and saw that I have most of these ingredients, except the green leafy thing so I'm headed to the asian store to hunt it down (: maybe they'll have preMade so I can try what it should taste like LoL
Posted Jan 12 2010 6:59PM by Medlr8
erm....is nori reli neccessary ? ~
Posted Feb 15 2010 11:10AM by MahOiKha
erm....is nori reli neccessary ? ~
Posted Feb 15 2010 11:10AM by MahOiKha
Americans seem so clueless when it comes to the important step of washing the rice!! everyone always ask a what am I doing when im washing it or b how come my rice is so soft and not sticky lol Im american btw
Posted Feb 16 2010 6:48AM by ssjwes
Americans seem so clueless when it comes to the important step of washing the rice!! everyone always ask a what am I doing when im washing it or b how come my rice is so soft and not sticky lol Im american btw
Posted Feb 16 2010 6:48AM by ssjwes
woah thats a big drain. O.O
Posted Mar 6 2010 9:14PM by LuXusAMV
woah thats a big drain. O.O
Posted Mar 6 2010 9:14PM by LuXusAMV
O.o thats all seriously? i always wondered how they made those. hmm... so not steamed rice....DARN IT. -looks at rice cooker- hehehe btw good vid ima try that out...except i need some seaweed hmm....
Posted Apr 27 2010 3:51AM by animerulz97
@Zieltarzyna You don't have to have a rice cooker. You can make rice perfectly fine in a regular old pot or steam basket. The rice cooker just simplifies it, much like a bread maker. Seriously, think about it. People have been eating rice for centuries. Rice cookers have only been around since like the 40s or 50s.
Posted Apr 27 2010 7:04PM by KWalsh554
Awesome! Thank you very much! ^^
Posted Jul 9 2010 3:48PM by citamuert
its easier if your filipino or asian cause they get their rice cooked for every meal so they just ask their maid for rice. >w< unfair.
Posted Aug 30 2010 3:38AM by katrinagindap
OO she did not wash hands. :P
Posted Sep 11 2010 9:57PM by xImmortalWitch
@ssjwes DITTO!
Posted Nov 9 2010 2:09PM by 89megami
@ssjwes i wash my rice too and my mom is like what are you doing? xD
Posted Nov 26 2010 8:40PM by alice2063
<----filipino. lol we do have rice for every meal. and yes you kinda have to wash it
Posted Jan 7 2011 7:32AM by poopyhead38
that looks delicious
Posted Feb 27 2011 2:48AM by KokoTalula
lol yeah i used to ask my mom why she washed her rice....now i don't feel so weird
Posted Apr 5 2011 10:38PM by somesome18
Yoshida Brothers!!! Love their music! ^^
Posted Jul 26 2011 4:17PM by HikaruLychee
She loves her rice to be clean
Posted Aug 8 2011 10:26AM by BamItsShannn
@YoungAssassin28 Can you use Tuna from a can? Or does it have to be fresh then you cook the tuna?
Posted Nov 13 2011 4:34AM by GothicAnime345
Question: I know you need water on your hands so rice won't stick to your hand but why you need salt? As well that is best type of rice to use for onigiri? What are best fillings for Onigiri and how would you cook them? As well how do you keep the onigiri from falling apart on you? Finally how you make the triangle shape of an onigiri as you roll it in your hands? A friend told me jasmine rice is not good at all to use for onigiri. Why?
Posted Nov 13 2011 4:41AM by GothicAnime345
@GothicAnime345 the salt is used to give flavor to the onigiri. Best type of rice would be short grain japanese rice (sushi rice). you can put ANYTHING you want really. whatever you like ur rice with you can add to the onigiri. short grain japanese rice is naturally sticky thats why it doesnt fall apart. Jasmine rice doesnt stick like short grain rice. as for the shape well just practice it. mold ur hands to make the triangle shape. hope this helped.
Posted Dec 21 2011 8:43AM by DeathSongs

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