I accidentally purchased mochigome instead of Japanica rice - apparently, the cheap supermarket around her stocks the former but not the latter! I've since bought more rice, but I was wondering what-all I could do with the mochigome other than seikhan? I tried using it in place of normal rice in a bento with disastrous results. Thanks!
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As well as sekihan, another classic dish is kuri-okowa. And perfect timing as we are just coming up to Chestnut season (those of us in the Northern hemisphere)
Ever dependable Maki has already provided a recipe:
http://justbento.com/handbook/recipe-collection-mains/okowa-sticky-rice-...
(adding plenty of chestnuts will make the okowa become kuri-okowa)
Oh wow, how did I miss that? This looks perfect - a simple recipe allowing for a number of variations so it won't get boring. Thanks, Loretta!
"Stop having the boring tuna; stop having the boring life" - Vince Offer
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