Penguin display in the snow

Overview

Children’s Day is full of fun, make an interesting presentation for your children or yourself!

Tags

• private kitchen
• children
• rice
• children's day
• lunch
• meatballs
• pears
• seaweed
• broad beans
• carrot

Ingredients

Steps

1. 1 When the cooked rice is half warm, you can add some sushi vinegar and sugar and mix it like sushi, or you can add nothing at all. Wear disposable plastic gloves and knead the rice into two long ovals, one large and one small

   

2. 2 According to the size of the rice ball, determine how much seaweed you need to cut for the penguin body. Fold the seaweed in half and cut it into the shape on the left in the picture. After cutting, unfold it into the picture on the right

   

3. 3 Cover the rice ball with the cut seaweed and shape it into a penguin body

   

4. 4 Cut the remaining seaweed into two shapes of the same size, and spread a thin layer of rice on one of them

   

5. 5 Cover the top with another sheet of nori, then roll it out with a rolling pin into a thinner sushi cake

   

6. 6 Cut out the following pattern from the sushi cake according to the size of the penguin's wings, and use seaweed to cut out four small circles for the eyes and two triangles for the nose

   

7. 7 Attach the cut wings, eyes, and nose

   

8. 8 Arrange the prepared meatballs and fried broad beans

   

9. 9 Slice the carrots. If you don’t like eating them raw, you can blanch them in a pot with boiling water, then take them out and wipe off the water. Use seaweed to cut out the branches of the tree and place them in a suitable position on the plate. Sprinkle some bread crumbs or white sesame seeds or rice grains on the background to create a snow scene

   

10. 10 Slice the pears, use a knife to carve the cedar in the distance, and use Kewpie salad dressing to draw the horizon of the cedar in the back and the horizon of the carrot, and the plate is complete