Inari Sushi

Sweet-savory pouches of fried tofu simmered in a dashi glaze and stuffed with vinegared rice — a lunchbox favorite that's naturally plant-based.

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Japanese home-style / 日本の家庭料理Inarizushi is vinegared rice packed into sweetened, dashi-simmered pouches of fried tofu. It is named after Inari, the Shinto deity associated with fried tofu, and is a longtime staple of home cooking and packed lunches.

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40 分钟🍽 4 人份🔥 260 大卡🇯🇵 日本
纯素素食无乳制品无坚果

步骤

  1. Roll a chopstick over each aburaage to loosen it, then cut in half and gently open each piece into a pocket.

  2. Pour boiling water over the pouches to draw out excess oil, then squeeze them gently dry.

  3. Simmer the pouches in the dashi with soy, sugar and mirin until they are soft and have soaked up most of the liquid.

  4. Let the pouches cool in their liquid so they stay juicy and fully seasoned.

  5. Fold the sesame through the vinegared rice and shape it into small ovals.

  6. Squeeze each pouch lightly, tuck in a rice oval, and fold the edges over to close.

💡 小贴士

  • Using kombu dashi (no bonito) keeps these completely vegan.
  • Don't overfill — the rice should sit loosely so the pouch closes neatly.
  • Stir in chopped pickled ginger or shiso for a fresher, sharper filling.

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