Kuaishou tuna triangle rice ball with foreign teaching
Children especially like to eat the triangle rice balls at the convenience store, but today it was raining heavily and I couldn't go out to buy them, so I remembered that when I was in college, I followed a Japanese foreign teacher who was very good at cooking
Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Prepare a jar of tuna soaked in water
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The opening is like this
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Put it in a strainer and drain the water
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Crush and crush
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Add mayonnaise and sugar, this salad dressing I bought is salty, you can replace it with salad dressing, the salty and sweet taste is more delicious
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I bought a big bag of mayonnaise, and this triangular seaweed
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Prepare a bowl of water, rice, salt, and now apply some salt to your hands, then some more water, and grab the rice in your hands
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Grab a small handful, the amount of rice is about 1/4 bowl, and then use chopsticks to pick some stuffing and put it in, the stuffing is about a small spoonful
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Add the other half, 1/4 bowl, and feel free to make a dough
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Place the bounced rice on top of the seaweed
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Wrap it up casually
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Flip it over and look something like this
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Then put the rice balls in a crisper bag and knead them into triangles or any shape you want
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Open the crisper bag, and that's it
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