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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook "samurai warrior" shiso and meat wrapped onigiri using 11 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make "Samurai Warrior" Shiso and Meat Wrapped Onigiri:

1. Take 700 grams White rice
2. Make ready 1 pinch Salt
3. Prepare 1 tbsp Toasted sesame seeds
4. Get 20 slice Thinly sliced pork belly
5. Get 10 leaves Shiso leaves
6. Make ready 3 tbsp A. Yakiniku sauce
7. Take 1 tsp A. Juice from grated ginger
8. Make ready 1 tsp B. Vegetable oil
9. Prepare 1 tsp B. Sesame oil
10. Get Toppings:
11. Prepare 1 optional, (to taste) Toasted sesame seeds

The following technique demonstrates how to extract the meat from a cooked lobster; only the white meat is used for sushi. seafood pick or flat metal skewer. You don't need any inoculations to enter Japan. Prescriptions can be filled at Japanese pharmacies only if they're issued by a Japanese doctor.

Steps to make "Samurai Warrior" Shiso and Meat Wrapped Onigiri:

1. Soak the rice in the usual amount of water for about 30 minutes. Add a pinch of salt and cook the rice. Wash the shiso leaves and pat dry. Combine the A. ingredients together.
2. When the rice is cooked, mix in the toasted sesame seeds, and make 10 cylindrical rice balls. (Each one weighs about 60 g.)
3. Wrap each rice ball with shiso leaves, then wrap the meat around to fix the shiso leaves in place. Finally wrap the meat around the sides of the rice ball too.
4. For the 2nd slice of meat, change directions and wrap around the rice balls. The key is to wrap up the rice ball completely so no rice is peeking out.
5. They look like this when all wrapped up.
6. Line up the wrapped rice balls in a heated frying pan with the seam sides down. Pan fry over medium heat.
7. When the bottom side is browned, turn the balls to brown on all sides. When they are all browned, wipe out any excess fat in the pan.
8. Pour in the A ingredients. Shake the pan around over medium-high heat to coat the rice balls with the sauce and evaporate the moisture to finish.
9. Please see the Nobunaga Oda inspired sister recipe, "Chicken Nanban Marinated in Red Wine". - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/154775-red-wine-and-chicken-nanban-for-sports-day - (see recipe)
10. is the recipe for the tamagoyaki (omelette) pictured with the meat wrapped onigiri.

You don't need any inoculations to enter Japan. Prescriptions can be filled at Japanese pharmacies only if they're issued by a Japanese doctor. To avoid hassle, bring more prescription medications. Meat: Eating meat was long a taboo in Japan. In the Heian period (ninth to twelfth centuries), with the increased importance of Buddhism, meat eating largely disappeared in cities, though professional hunters were still active in remote areas.

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