Mos Burger-style Chicken Rice Burger

Mos Burger's rice burger buns are chewy and they don't fall apart. They aren't just simply rice balls made into patties! This is a result of my trial and error to find an easy-to-eat burger for kids.
Try filling the rice buns with kimpira or anything else! A meat patty coated in Japanese BBQ sauce is delicious! Recipe by 73
Mos Burger-style Chicken Rice Burger
Mos Burger's rice burger buns are chewy and they don't fall apart. They aren't just simply rice balls made into patties! This is a result of my trial and error to find an easy-to-eat burger for kids.
Try filling the rice buns with kimpira or anything else! A meat patty coated in Japanese BBQ sauce is delicious! Recipe by 73
Cooking Instructions
- 1
First make the rice buns. Heat soy sauce and mirin until it boils, then remove from heat and add the katakuriko and sesame seeds.
- 2
Evenly mix sauce from Step 1 with slightly firm cooked rice.
- 3
Shape the rice buns to whatever size you prefer (use a little water to form them).
- 4
Heat sesame oil in frying pan and fry the rice buns until crispy.
- 5
Combine chicken patty ingredients in food processor and blend until vegetables are finely chopped.
- 6
Form patties into desired size, cook in a frying pan, then coat in teriyaki sauce.
- 7
Top with lettuce, sliced onions, sunny-side-up, mayonnaise, or other topping of your choice and serve.
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