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To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook the nightmare before christmas halloween-themed charaben using 6 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make The Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween-Themed Charaben:
- Prepare To make the Jack Skellington rice ball:
- Make ready 1 Plain cooked rice
- Prepare 1 Salt for rice ball
- Prepare 1 Your favorite ingredients (Note: Since these will be used for the face parts, red ingredients such as ume paste, salmon flakes, or mendaiko [seasoned cod roe] might be too grotesque)
- Make ready For the spider sausages:
- Prepare 1 Red sausage
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Instructions to make The Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween-Themed Charaben:
- Form the slightly cooled rice into a ball. A slightly thick and flat oval makes a good shape.
- Cut the nori seaweed parts with scissors. Make one of the eyes a little smaller than the other. Make the nose holes slightly long and tear-shaped.
- Make three long, thin lines, with one forming a slight curve, to compose the mouth.
- With the leftover nori, cut short lines in irregular lengths and decorate the mouth as shown.
- For the spider wiener, make a head as you would for a crab, but cut ten legs, then fry.
- I didn't have red rice, so I fried an egg and created the shape with a cup to make this character bento.
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