Showing posts with label egg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label egg. Show all posts
Friday, 18 February 2011
Shirasu and Eggyolk Onigiri
This tasty number had rice cooked in a bonito dashi, tiny white fish and a pretty raw egg yolk. Lots of flavour for 128 yen. How do they do it? The rough translation from the Family mart website is below!
"Fancy rice was mixed with bonito flavor twist, add the ingredients are rice balls whitebait tailored to domestic land of egg yolk nourishment."
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Saturday, 13 November 2010
Whole Egg Yolk Innovation Mortar
This onigiri had sweetish minced chicken with a perfectly poached egg. Sweet, creamy and delicious. How do they do it? The online translater generated this classic from the Family Mart website
"The rice balls are filled with whole egg yolk Innovation mortar. Minced chicken seasoned with sweet and fit to let a good egg and compatibility."
148 yen from Family Mart
Friday, 24 September 2010
Jade Green Onion Beef Rice and Egg Mortar Innovation
This onigiri had the nice surprise of a soft-boiled egg in the middle. It tasted great, but I can't help wondering how it got from the factory to the shop unharmed. 148 yen from the trusty Family Mart up the road. The translator on dictionary.com told me it was called 'jade green onion beef rice and egg mortar innovation'.
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