Tri-Colored Rice Balls on a Stick for Dolls' Festival and Cherry Blossom Viewing

Name: Tri-Colored Rice Balls on a Stick for Dolls' Festival and Cherry Blossom Viewing
Yield: 6 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 700 grams Plain cooked rice; 1 1) Pink ingredient such as salmon flakes; 1 2) Yellow ingredient such as noritama rice seasoning; 1 3) Green ingredient such as wakame seaweed or green vegetable; 8 Bamboo skewers

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I wanted to make a lunch box that is cute and has a touch of spring.

These look beautiful, but they fall apart easily since the rice balls are too heavy to stay on a skewer. I wrapped the rice balls on a stick with plastic wrap. Recipe by happyhams

I wanted to make a lunch box that is cute and has a touch of spring.

These look beautiful, but they fall apart easily since the rice balls are too heavy to stay on a skewer. I wrapped the rice balls on a stick with plastic wrap. Recipe by happyhams

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I wanted to make a lunch box that is cute and has a touch of spring.

These look beautiful, but they fall apart easily since the rice balls are too heavy to stay on a skewer. I wrapped the rice balls on a stick with plastic wrap. Recipe by happyhams

I wanted to make a lunch box that is cute and has a touch of spring.

These look beautiful, but they fall apart easily since the rice balls are too heavy to stay on a skewer. I wrapped the rice balls on a stick with plastic wrap. Recipe by happyhams

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Ingredients

6 servings

700 gramsPlain cooked rice
11) Pink ingredient such as salmon flakes
12) Yellow ingredient such as noritama rice seasoning
13) Green ingredient such as wakame seaweed or green vegetable
8Bamboo skewers

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Steps

1

Divide the cooked rice into 3 portions. Mix the 1), 2), and 3) ingredients into each portion of rice to make different colored rice.
2

Form the rice into bite-sized balls. If the balls are too big, they will fall off the skewer.
3

Thread the rice balls onto the skewers. They may easily fall apart, so wrapping the rice balls in plastic wrap should help.