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This sweet-and-savoury onigiri features a singularly original combination: the fruity sweetness of fig jam, the tangy bite of pickled plum, and an indulgent marzipan heart.
Wrapped in shiso leaf, this unexpected match reveals fresh, woody and slightly spicy flavors courtesy of 1883 Out of the Blue syrup, which perfumes the rice with hints of cedar and caraway.
1883 OUT OF THE BLUE SYRUP: 2 TEASPOONS
SUSHI RICE: 120G
WATER: 150ML
RICE VINEGAR: 1 TEASPOON
UMEBOSHI PLUM: 1 PLUM
FIG JAM: 1 TEASPOON
ALMOND POWDER: 1 TEASPOON
To prepare the sushi rice, thoroughly rinse your rice in a colander under running cold water, until the water is clear. Drain well, then put the rice and water in a saucepan. Cover and bring to the boil, then reduce to a low heat and cook for about 10 minutes, or until the water is fully absorbed. Turn off the heat and leave to rest with the lid on for a further 10 minutes.
Once the rice is cooked, transfer to a wide serving bowl. Douse with rice vinegar and the 1883 Out of the Blue syrup, then mix gently with a spatula to avoid squashing the grains. Let it cool down slightly to room temperature.
Mix the fig jam with the almond powder in a small bowl to obtain a creamy, slightly textured garnish.
To make the onigiri, take a portion of rice (about 2 soup spoons) and flatten it in your wet hand. In the middle, place a bit of pickled plum and a small amount of the fig and almond garnish. Gently close the rice around the filling and shape it into a triangle or ball.
Wrap each onigiri in a shiso leaf to add a touch of freshness. Reserve for a while so the flavors can harmoniously interact, then enjoy.