Choi Kang-rok's Baked Onigiri
Triangle-shaped baked onigiri with a crispy exterior like fried food and rich flavor from butter soy sauce
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- For easier flipping, a triangular shape works better than a square one when there are many surfaces to cook.
- The baked onigiri becomes extremely hot—never touch with bare hands; always use cooking tongs for safety.
- After brushing with butter soy sauce, reduce heat or use residual heat carefully, as seasoning can cause quick burning.
- Since the onigiri is baked in oil, pairing it with tangy plum jam balances the richness and enhances appetite.
Recommended for
- Those who want to transform leftover cooked rice into a unique and sophisticated dish.
- Those eager to experience the distinctive, salty-savory harmony of smoked cheese and anchovies.
- Those aiming to achieve perfectly crispy, nutty crust with moist, tender interior in Japanese-style baked onigiri.
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