Cute Little Lion Rice Ball Meal

Name: Cute Little Lion Rice Ball Meal
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Chinese
Ingredients: A serving Rice; 1 sheet Sliced cheese; a little Seaweed; Some Several black sesame seeds; Some Ham; Some Thin egg stew

by MOMOCOOK

5.0 (1)

Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

In supermarkets, there are often steaming steaming white rice for everyone to taste for free. It is usually made into small rice balls with plastic wrap, and children will run over excitedly as soon as they see such small rice balls. The two of our family also like this kind of small rice balls, although the rice is still white rice, but the group is small, the children feel very fun.

After often steaming the rice at home, they also ask their mother to turn the rice balls into small dumplings because: "I want to eat the same small rice balls as in the supermarket." They said.

So, is it more fun to transform the little rice ball into a cute little lion today?

Here are two ways to model a lion cub."

Ingredients

A serving Rice
1 sheet Sliced Cheese
a little Seaweed
Some Several Black Sesame Seeds
Some Ham
Some Thin Egg Stew

Cute Little Lion Rice Ball Meal

1. Divide a meal of rice into seven equal portions, and group them into small rice balls. Place the head of the smallest lion in the center of the picture, and place 6 rice balls around to make the hair part.

2. Divide a meal of rice into seven equal portions, and group them into small rice balls. Place the head of the smallest lion in the center of the picture, and place 6 rice balls around to make the hair part.

3. 2 Cut out two rounds with a thin egg to make the mouth, slice the ham and cut a small round to make the nose, cut out two small original seaweeds for the eyes. Cut two original hams for the ears, and finally decorate the beard with black sesame seeds.

4. 3 The other style is to first cut out a lion head on baking paper that is about the size of the central rice ball, then iron the paper model on the cheese slice, and use a toothpick to cut out the lion head along the outline.