Simple Way to Prepare Eric Ripert Shimajiro Rice (with an egg-free version)
by Ronald Moore
Shimajiro Rice (with an egg-free version)
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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook shimajiro rice (with an egg-free version) using 13 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Shimajiro Rice (with an egg-free version):
Take For children without food allergies:
Make ready 150 grams Cooked rice
Get 1 pinch Salt
Make ready 1 Boiled egg yolk
Prepare 1 Nori seaweed
Take For children with egg allergies:
Get 150 grams Cooked rice
Take 15 grams Kabocha squash
Prepare 1 pinch Salt
Make ready 1 Nori (dried seaweed sheet)
Make ready For the girl, Hana-chan, I added the following:
Make ready 1/2 Imitation crab stick
Make ready 1 dash Ketchup
Steps to make Shimajiro Rice (with an egg-free version):
Color the rice with egg yolk for Shimajiro, everyone's favorite tiger character.
Here's a "Hana-chan" version made with kabocha squash.
Prepare the boiled egg or microwaved kabocha squash. You could also use leftover stewed kabocha squash.
Set aside some white rice for the lower part of the face, then mix the rest with the egg yolk or kabocha squash. Mix in some salt and combine until the color is evenly distributed. Setting aside some colored rice for the ears, shape the upper half of the face.
Shape the lower part of the face from the white rice and connect it to the upper part. Shape the ears and attach them to the head.
Cut out the eyes, mouth, and other parts of the face from the nori seaweed, and place them on the rice. Use white rice grains or cheese for the white part of the eyes.
If you want to make a Hana-chan, add eyebrows, a ribbon, and cheeks.
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