Recipe: Tasty Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry

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Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry. Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry My friend Aunty Nobuyo brought me fresh young bamboo. And this bamboo fry is my mother's menu.#lunchtime. Aunty Eiko's international cuisine experience Japan Yokohama. My friend Aunty Nobuyo brought me fresh young bamboo. And this bamboo fry is my mother's menu.#lunchtime Aunty Eiko's international cuisine experience.

Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry This is so tasty 😋 "A flexible strip of bamboo. When using it for crafting, put it in boiling water and you can bend or twist it into any shape you want! Watch that you don't burn yourself, though!" "A flexible strip of bamboo. You can have Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry

  1. It's 200 g of boiled Young bamboo.
  2. You need 70 g of Chinese Szechuan pickles.
  3. It's 1.5 teaspoon of oyster sauce.
  4. You need 1 tablespoon of sesame oil.
  5. It's 1 tablespoon of sesame.
  6. You need of Cooked rice.
  7. You need of salmon flake.
  8. Prepare of Nori seaweed.

When using it for crafting, put it in boiling water and you can bend or twist it into any shape you want!. Make another onigiri with this shiso rice mixture. Carefully pack the onigiri, tamagoyaki and octopus-shaped sausages into a bento box. Enjoy for lunch or a picnic.

Onigiri Lunch with Bamboo Stir-fry instructions

  1. Shred Bamboo and Chinese Szechuan pickles. And fry with sesame oil..
  2. Season with oyster sauce and add sesame..
  3. Make Onigiri rice ball. Wrap with lovely paper 💕.
  4. Enjoy 😉 your lunch time..

This stir fry recipe is a simple recipe that can be prepared on a weekday for dinner or packed away for lunch boxes. Serve Bamboo Shoot Stir Fry Recipe with phulka or as a side dish with rice and sambar. Onigiri really are better if made the morning of the day you're going to eat them. I remember my mom waking up very early in the morning to make onigiri when we had a school outing (which usually meant an obento lunch with onigiri). That being said, you can make them the night before, but you need to take some measures.