♡ツナマヨと塩昆布の激うまおにぎり♡ 
Delicious Tuna Mayo and Shio Kombu Rice Balls (Onigiri)
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How this recipe was created:
I made rice balls with my favorite ingredients.
Delicious Tuna Mayo and Shio Kombu Rice Balls (Onigiri)
Over 300 people have made this recipe!
* Featured in a recipe book
* Featured in a recipe category
* Selected as an expert-recommended recipe
How this recipe was created:
I made rice balls with my favorite ingredients.
Cooking Instructions
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In a bowl, mix the cooked rice, shio kombu, tuna, and mayonnaise together.
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Shape the mixture into rice balls as you normally would.
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On November 24, 2011, thanks to everyone, this recipe became a hot topic! Thank you so much!
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On December 10, 2013, over 100 people made this recipe, and it became a hot topic again! Thank you so much!
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User Kumo Chudoku made a variation with sesame seeds and without mayonnaise. That version looks delicious too!
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This recipe was featured in Cookpad News. Thank you so much!
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This recipe was included in a recipe book. I am so grateful to everyone who has made it. Thank you so much!
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