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Inari Sushi

I never knew that these things had a name. O.G. always called them FOOTBALLS cause that’s what they looked like. Brilliant, I tell you. Anyway I was shocked at how simple they are to make and the kids absolutely love them.

ingredients:
2 cups rice
1/4 cup rice vinegar
3/4 teaspoons salt
3 Tablespoons sugar
1 Tablespoon sake (I left this out when I made it for the kids, fyi)
1 package aburage aka tofu pouches

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Cook your rice in the rice cooker. While that’s going, in a small bowl mix together the rice vinegar, salt, sugar and sake if you are using it. Set aside.

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Now bring a pot of water to a boil and heat the aburage according to the package directions. Obviously this is the easy step, since the thing is pre-made. Pretty awesome and simple.

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When the rice is done, mix it will with the sauce ingredients that you’ve mixed together. Careful, the rice is HOT.

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Now get your prepped aburage ready. They look like little pockets.

Using a spoon, stuff the prepped rice into the pockets and serve. It’s that simple!

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3 Responses to “Inari Sushi”

  1. LizAnderson says:

    I use the pouches that are already prepared in a sugary syrup in little cans. I find that because they are already sweet I cut back on the sugar in the rice-sauce recipe.

    All your friends need are a shake of sesame seeds or sliced green onion tops! Yum!

  2. Yum. Nothing like them football. I recently used the ones in the can and filled them with somen salad. Damn, just remembered I haven’t posted that yet. These look great. Hope the boys had a good time making their footballs!

  3. Aimee says:

    I have made these 2 times already this week 😀 just looking online for how other people make them and found your site.

    I also used pockets that are pre soaked in a yummy sweet soy liquid, and ate them with avocado! Deeeeelish.
    Keen to try with toasted sesame seeds next 🙂

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