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Tadokoro’s Honey-Garlic Pork Rice Balls

Seaweed-wrapped rice balls hide pork belly marinated overnight with miso, honey, sake, and garlic.

600 minMedium 0.0 4
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  1. 01

    Boil the pork

    Cover the pork belly with water and simmer on low for 30 minutes. Chill it in cold water and dry thoroughly.

    Expected result for “Boil the pork”: The pork is cooked through, firm, and dry on the surface.
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    Generic process illustration based on the recipe stage; no anime frame or manga artwork is used.
  2. 02

    Marinate overnight

    Combine garlic, miso, honey, and sake. Coat the cooled pork in the mixture, cover, and refrigerate overnight.

    Expected result for “Marinate overnight”: Every side of the pork is covered by a smooth, continuous layer of marinade.
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    Original SVG work created for this project
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    Inline SVG illustration generated by the Quest & Kettle frontend
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    Generic process illustration based on the recipe stage; no anime frame or manga artwork is used.
  3. 03

    Fill and wrap

    Chop the pork into small pieces. Wet and salt your hands, enclose pork in portions of rice, form balls, and wrap each with nori.

    Expected result for “Fill and wrap”: The compact rice balls fully enclose the pork and the nori sits snugly around them.
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    Original SVG work created for this project
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    Inline SVG illustration generated by the Quest & Kettle frontend
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    Generic process illustration based on the recipe stage; no anime frame or manga artwork is used.

Parsed from Kayune’s user-provided Food Wars recipe guide. The active work is short, but the pork must marinate overnight.

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J.C.Staff / Food Wars! production committee; still source: Shokugeki no Soma Wiki; crop: Quest & Kettle
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The original anime frame was center-cropped to a 4:3 composition showing the complete onigiri set; no characters are visible.

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