Japanese Mame gohan the Green peas rice with small scallops

I love Green peas!
The tender and soft texture is great to go with Japanese plump rice, and fresh small scallops :)
When you make this dish, please make sure to use REALLY FRESH small scallops! It has to be really fresh, so you can eat it raw safely :)
If you cannot find fresh small scallop, you can eat it without the scallop :)
Japanese Mame gohan the Green peas rice with small scallops
I love Green peas!
The tender and soft texture is great to go with Japanese plump rice, and fresh small scallops :)
When you make this dish, please make sure to use REALLY FRESH small scallops! It has to be really fresh, so you can eat it raw safely :)
If you cannot find fresh small scallop, you can eat it without the scallop :)
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash rice and place it in the rice cooker, then measure the water.
- 2
Place the Dried Kobu Seaweed sheet in the rice cooker, then take out 1 Tablespoon of water from the measured water.
- 3
Add sake, salt, and washed green peas in the rice cooker, then stir lightly, then cook.
- 4
When the rice is cooked, take out the Kobu Seaweed sheet, then fluff the rice with rice paddle, then plate it in the rice bowl.
- 5
Garnish the rice with small scallop and thinly cut Oba leaves.
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