Flower Pattern Rice (7)—romantic Tanabata—multi-flavored Sushi Cake
1.
Prepare dried glucose, red dates, condensed milk, and seaweed.
2.
The raisins and red dates are removed and diced separately, and the seaweed is ground into pieces with a dry mill.
3.
Cut corn, carrots, and beans into the end.
4.
Add a few drops of oil to the pan, and fry the minced vegetables (Picture 3).
5.
Prepare 2 eggs.
6.
One is fried into egg floss in an oil-free pan, and the other is spread into egg skins and set aside.
7.
Place the cooked rice and let it cool, add sushi vinegar and mix well.
8.
Take 1/3 of the fried vegetables and mix well.
9.
Take 1/3 of the ground seaweed and mix well.
10.
Take a container and put a layer of plastic wrap on it.
11.
Pour in 1/3 of the white rice, spread it out, and press firmly. (With the help of a spoon)
12.
Then spread a layer of raisins and dates.
13.
Top with sushi rice mixed with vegetables.
14.
Spread an even layer of egg floss.
15.
Top with sushi rice mixed with seaweed.
16.
Pour a layer of condensed milk.
17.
Finally cover the egg skin.
18.
Use a plate to buckle it out and remove the plastic wrap.
19.
I made a flower of watermelon, garnished with a few dried glucosamine, and surrounded by a circle of cucumber slices.
Tips:
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1: The ingredients can be matched according to their preferences.
2: Don't cook the rice too hard.
3: If you don't like to eat this semi-sweet and semi-salty taste, you can make it into full sweet or full salty.
4: The last egg crust must be spread, because after being upside down, it becomes at the bottom to hold the rice, so that it can be easily taken out after the "cake" is cut into pieces.
5: The surface decoration can be according to personal preference, fancy or simple, just as you like.