Tuna Crispy Rice ❤️ They are SO cute, so good and so easy to make. Perfect for appetizer season! PS if you are not using Gochujang regularly you are missing out, it is the most epic Korean chili paste ever,
Servings: 8
By: Nadia Aidi
Prep 10 minutesmins
Cook 20 minutesmins
Freezing Time 30 minutesmins
Total 1 hourhr
Ingredients
2canstuna
1/4cupjapanese mayo, kewpie
2tbspgochujang, adjust if you want it less spicy
1tspsesame oil
1tsptamari
1/4cupchives, finely chopped and adjust if you want less
Serrano pepper, sliced, to taste
Black and white sesame seeds , to taste
1cupcalrose rice, wash it really well, 3-4 times until the water is no longer white. Soak it for about 20-30 min and cook in a rice cooker. season it with 3 tbsp rice vin, 2 tbsp cane sugar, pinch of salt
Instructions
First, rub some sesame oil on your hands and form the rice balls. Let sit in the freezer for 20-30 minutes.
Secondly, add some avocado oil to a pan (enough to coat at least half of the rice balls). Then, fry the rice on both sides until golden. It was about 3-4 minutes per side.
Combine the Japanese mayo, Gochujang, rice vinegar, Tamari, tuna, chives, and sesame oil.
Then, add tuna mixture to a food processor and form kind of like a pate.
Poke a hole in the rice balls with your thumb. Using a piping bag fill the crispy rice balls.
Lastly, top with sesame seeds, Serrano and add the soy sauce to taste.