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Anpanman Onigiri Charaben Recipe
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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have anpanman onigiri charaben using 4 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Anpanman Onigiri Charaben:
- Get 1 rice bowl’s worth Plain cooked rice
- Get 1 ●Salmon flakes, ketchup, etc
- Make ready 1/2 Red wiener sausage
- Prepare 1 Nori seaweed
Instructions to make Anpanman Onigiri Charaben:
- Mix the ● ingredients with rice. Wrap with plastic wrap, and form into a shape.
- Facial features: Nori seaweed for the eyes and mouth, and wiener sausage for the nose and cheeks.
- Nose Cut the edges off the red wiener sausage.
- Tools Using a nori punch makes the job easier.
- Position the facial features on the rice. Now your Anpanman is ready.
- Make a small one and stick it on an onigiri.
- Please try giving your Anpanman different facial expressions.
- The Anpanman in the main photo above was made usingSalmon Mayo Onigiri- - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/148978-salmon-mayo-rice-ball-for-obento-sesame-oil-is-the-key
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