Now the cooked rice is ready. 1. Prepare the onigiri fillings. Tuna-mayo: Mix the tuna with mayonnaise and black pepper. Ume: Remove the seed from umeboshi. 2. Spread the cooked rice on plastic wrap.

Rodney Fisher enjoys umeboshi in an onigiri rice ball or just by itself like a sour candy but notes it's also popular in shōchū, a Japanese alcoholic drink. Umeshu is another way of imbibing ...

For instance, “Kaitaku onigiri” (Pioneers’ onigiri) had umeboshi (salted pickled plum) for its filling, a sprinkling of salt and sesame on the rice, and was slightly grilled before it was ...

Tokyo’s renowned onigiri specialist has teamed up with the convenience store chain to release two flavours nationwide ...

Onigiri rice balls are a staple of Japanese cuisine ... Think everything from classic ume plum and salmon flakes to more unlikely combinations like bacon and cheese or curry and beef.