◆絶品 うちの焼きおにぎり◆ 
◆Delicious Homemade Grilled Rice Balls◆
Turn leftover rice into grilled rice balls. Make a bunch and freeze them. When you want one, just microwave it! This recipe's origin: Store-bought grilled rice balls are flavorful all the way through. Inspired by that, I mixed seasonings into the rice before shaping. No need to brush on seasonings while grilling; just use a toaster oven to get a crispy outside and fluffy inside. It's an essential recipe in our home.
◆Delicious Homemade Grilled Rice Balls◆
Turn leftover rice into grilled rice balls. Make a bunch and freeze them. When you want one, just microwave it! This recipe's origin: Store-bought grilled rice balls are flavorful all the way through. Inspired by that, I mixed seasonings into the rice before shaping. No need to brush on seasonings while grilling; just use a toaster oven to get a crispy outside and fluffy inside. It's an essential recipe in our home.
Cooking Instructions
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Prepare the sauce by mixing the ingredients marked with ●.
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In a bowl, combine the warm rice with the sauce from step 1. Shape into your preferred form.
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Lightly oil aluminum foil, arrange the rice balls, and bake in a toaster oven for 6 minutes on each side. Finally, bake each side for an additional 4 minutes to finish.
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★ For a crispy texture, use a frying pan. We freeze these and microwave them when we want to eat them. Great for breakfast, a late-night snack, or a treat.
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On April 30, 2010, this recipe became popular! Thank you, everyone!
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On May 3, 2010, it ranked #1 in the access rankings. Thank you for visiting!
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On August 27, 2010, 100 people tried this recipe. Thank you to everyone who reported back!
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On May 19, 2012, 1,000 people tried this recipe. Thank you to everyone who shared their delicious reports!
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Bulico shared a great idea: instead of grilling, refrigerate them for BBQs. They grilled them on a rack for a nice finish. Amazing!
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Mii-suke Mama shared a great idea: they made rice burgers with them. They said it holds together well!
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★ There was a report of cooking paper touching the heating element in the toaster, so we switched to aluminum foil.
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★ For frying pan method, make both sides crispy, cool, and then freeze.
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