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The travelling cook’s onigiri (Pokémon)
Rice triangles with filling and a strip of nori.
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40 minTotal time
EasyDifficulty
2servings
Quick answer
To make The travelling cook’s onigiri (Pokémon) you need japanese rice, kombu, soy sauce, mirin and nori seaweed, among other things. It takes 5 steps in 3 phases, about 40 min in total for 2 servings, with easy difficulty. It’s a vegan recipe: it contains no animal ingredients.
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100% vegan recipeIngredients
for 2 servings
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- Alternative: Coconut aminosAlternative: Gluten-free tamari
Allergens and intolerances
Wheat (gluten)Soy sauce
SoySoy sauce
May not agree with an intolerance to
GlutenSoy sauce- SoySoy sauce
How to replace them
- Wheat (gluten)
- Soy sauce → Gluten-free tamari
- Soy
- Soy sauce → Coconut aminos
- Gluten
- Soy sauce → Gluten-free tamari
- Soy
- Soy sauce → Coconut aminos
Guidance based on the recipe’s ingredients. Always check each product’s label: sauces, stocks and ready-made products may contain traces.
Step by step
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Preparation
Rinse and cook rice with its water for 15 minutes and rest covered for 10.
Timer · 15 minSoak kombu in water for 10 minutes, drain and finely chop.
Timer · 10 min
Cooking
Simmer kombu with soy, mirin and a tablespoon of water for 5 minutes until reduced.
Timer · 5 minWith damp, lightly salted hands, shape four triangles around the kombu filling.
Tip: Let rice cool enough to handle and dampen your hands; press only enough to hold its shape.
Serving
Wrap part of each with nori and serve warm. Refrigerate promptly if not eating immediately.
Recipe completed!
In the app this recipe would give you +160 XP in Explorers and count towards your weekly mission. Keep your postcard of the dish.
Cook “The travelling cook’s onigiri” with Kai in Cooking ModeOne step at a time, with timers and the shopping list for 2 servingsPokémon recipes
Sweets and dishes from the Pokémon anime: Sinnoh's Poffins, Kalos' Poké Puffs, Alola's malasadas and Brock's onigiri.
Frequently asked questions
How long does The travelling cook’s onigiri (Pokémon) take to make?
About 40 min in total, split into 3 phases: preparation, cooking and serving.
Is The travelling cook’s onigiri (Pokémon) vegan?
Yes. All its ingredients are plant-based, so it needs no adaptation.
Can I make it for more or fewer people?
Yes. The base recipe is for 2 servings; change the number of servings and every amount is recalculated.
Which anime is The travelling cook’s onigiri (Pokémon) from?
From Pokémon. Dish that appears in Pokémon. Home adaptation, not the official recipe from the series. In the app it’s in the Explorers universe.
