Soboro Sushi Cake

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A rice dish for anyone from non-Japanese to kids. It looks great, making this an attention-getter at parties or when entertaining guests. It also has a well-defined, delicious flavor.

If using an 18 cm cake mold, then use half the amounts listed in this recipe.
Use whatever you like for the topping. I used shrimp and edamame, which are easy to obtain even overseas. Recipe by Arii-channo haha

Soboro Sushi Cake

A rice dish for anyone from non-Japanese to kids. It looks great, making this an attention-getter at parties or when entertaining guests. It also has a well-defined, delicious flavor.

If using an 18 cm cake mold, then use half the amounts listed in this recipe.
Use whatever you like for the topping. I used shrimp and edamame, which are easy to obtain even overseas. Recipe by Arii-channo haha

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Ingredients

  1. 750 gramsMinced chicken thigh
  2. 6 tbsp●Sugar
  3. 3 tbsp●Sake
  4. 6 tbsp●Soy sauce
  5. 3 tbsp●Mirin
  6. 3 tbspGrated ginger
  7. 4rice bowls' worth Cooked rice
  8. 2eggs Kinshi tamago (finely shredded thin omelette)
  9. 1Edamame
  10. 1Boiled shrimp
  11. 1White sesame seeds

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Cook the rice, and prepare the kinshi tamago.

  2. 2

    Add the ground chicken meat and the ● ingredients to a pot, and use chopsticks to mix. Heat, and add the garlic, grated, last.

  3. 3

    Place the cake mold on a plate larger than the mold. Add a layer of rice. Then place half of the soboro on top. Use a rice paddle to lightly press down on it.

  4. 4

    Repeat the previous work to create a second layer. Top with the kinshi tamago, and decorate with the shrimp and edamame. Finish with a sprinkling of white sesame seeds.

  5. 5

    Remove the mold before eating, cut and serve.

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