This is a simple version of a tuna onigirazu (rice sandwich) recipe that consists of a few ingredients. The idea is to make a few sandwiches at one time so they can be eaten over the upcoming days.
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Ingredients
Coleslaw
1medium carrot, julienned
5stalksgreen onions, chopped
½head of purple cabbage, shredded
60 gramskewpie mayo
juice of one lemonuse half first; then more for tasting
salt & pepperto taste
Tuna Mix
200gramscanned tuna in water
3tablespoonkewpie mayo
¼tablespoonsalt
Sushi Rice
370gramswhite rice, uncooked
240gramswater
¼cuprice vinegar
4teaspoonsugaror less to taste
For Wrapping
6-8large sheets of nori
Instructions
Make Rice
Clean the rice in a pot by washing it with water a few times. Add the measured water to the rice.
Place the pot of rice on high heat until it boils then bring to low heat and cover. Cook the rice for 15 to 20 minutes until all water has evaporated. Turn off the heat and let it steam for 10 to 15 minutes.
Mix the rice vinegar and sugar in a bowl. Then pour throughout the cooked rice. Use a wide spatula to fluff the rice while mixing in the vinegar and sugar. Set the rice aside.
Make Tuna Filling
Add the canned tuna to a bowl along with the mayo and salt. Mix everything together until combined. Set it aside.
Make Coleslaw
In a bowl, add the shredded cabbage, green onions, and carrots. Pour all of the mayo and half of the lemon juice.
Mix everything together. Add salt and pepper to taste. Set it aside.
Assemble the Onigirazu
On a flat surface place some cling wrap, then place a sheet of nori on top.
At the center of the sheet. Add some of the rice in a circular fashion, then some tuna on top.
Add some of the coleslaw on top, and then finally, add more rice.
Wrap the edges of the nori around the filling then wrap the cling wrap around it. Repeat the steps until you run out of ingredients.