Name: Making tuna rice balls without a triangle frame
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 3
Ingredients: canned tuna 150g; Pickled radish 3~4piece; Carrot 1piece; onion 1/2ea; Mayonnaise 2T; ground pepper little; instant rice 2~3bowl; Sesame oil suitably

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Making tuna rice balls without a triangle frame

I'm sharing the recipe for tuna rice balls that are better than triangle kimbap sold at convenience stores The outside is crispy and savory!! It goes well with tuna mayo, so it's perfect for lunch boxes, snacks, and a meal It's easy to make!!

3 serving

Within 30 minutes

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Ingredients

canned tuna

150g
Pickled radish

3~4piece
Carrot

1piece
onion

1/2ea
Mayonnaise

2T
ground pepper

little
instant rice

2~3bowl
Sesame oil

suitably

Video

Cooking Steps: STEP 1/8

A can of tuna (150g) will drain the oil

STEP 2/8

Chop the carrot/onion/sweet and sour pork into small pieces

STEP 3/8

Add cooking oil to the pan and stir-fry it quickly over high heat for 1 to 2 minutes

STEP 4/8

Mix tuna, stir-fried ingredients, 2T mayonnaise, and a little pepper in a bowl

STEP 5/8

Make a hole in the middle of a bowl of rice, and then put in a moderate amount of tuna mayo to make a rice ball

STEP 6/8

Put a spoon of sesame oil on a plate and press it down to make a triangle shape. Apply sesame oil back and forth

STEP 7/8

Grill the triangular rice ball with sesame oil on low heat

STEP 8/8

If you shape it with seaweed, it's better than the rice balls sold at the convenience store, and it's a triangle rice ball with one meal

Depending on the size of the rice ball, there are two to three bowls, and there are seven to eight triangular rice balls!!