Mixed Rice with Manila Clams and Nanohana

Since nanohana was cheap.
Once you rinse the rice, it's better to drain and let rest in the strainer for a while. You can skip that step if it's a hassle!
The asari will harden if you cook it too long, so be careful. Recipe by @LECHE
Mixed Rice with Manila Clams and Nanohana
Since nanohana was cheap.
Once you rinse the rice, it's better to drain and let rest in the strainer for a while. You can skip that step if it's a hassle!
The asari will harden if you cook it too long, so be careful. Recipe by @LECHE
Steps
- 1
Blanch the nanohana and cut into 2 cm pieces. Rinse the clams well, and remove the clam shells, etc. Wash the rice.
- 2
Boil sake in a sauce pan and add the clams. Boil for about 2 minutes until it swells, drain the clams and separate from the liquid.
- 3
Once the boiled water cools, add it along with the other ingredients into the rice cooker. Add water until it reaches the amount needed to cook the 2 cups of rice. Mix lightly, lay the kombu lightly brushed with a paper towel and cook.
- 4
Once the rice is cooked, toss the clams and nanohana, let steam and it's done. Sprinkle white sesame seeds if you'd like to finish ♡
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