Name: Yubuchobap (Seasoned tofu pockets stuffed with rice: 유부초밥)
Yield: PT0M
Ingredients: See video for ingredients

Dinner: Yubuchobap (Seasoned tofu pockets stuffed with rice: 유부초밥)

http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/yubuchobap Music: Jaurim's Carnival Amour Yubuchobap, made with seasoned fried tofu and rice is very popular lunch box and picnic food in Korea. You can make it very easily at home because these days ready-made kits of ingredients for yubuchobap are sold at Korean and Japanese grocery stores. You may find them in Asian grocery stores, too. Ingredients (for 2 servings): 2 cups of cooked rice (made with 1 cup of short grain rice), yubuchobap kit, cucumber, carrot, salt, yellow pickled radish, vegetable oil, and canned black olives (for spooky eyes). See my site for pictures and descriptions of ingredients: http://www.maangchi.com/ingredients Directions: 1. Chop cucumber and carrot into small pieces, about 1/3 cup worth. Put it into a bowl. 2. Add a pinch of salt and mix well. Squeeze out any excess water 10 minutes later. 3. In a heated pan, add a drop of vegetable oil and saute the squeezed vegetables for 20 seconds. 4. Chop yellow pickled radish into small pieces, about 2 tbs worth. 5. Make 2 cups of rice and put it into a large bowl. 6. Add the vinegar-based sauce to the warm rice. Mix it well with a wooden spoon. *tip: I suggest not pouring all the sauce from the packet into the rice. Add it little by little until you reach your preferred taste. 7. Add the prepared vegetables and chopped yellow pickled radish to the rice. Mix it well and cool it down. 8. Open the package of yubu and squeeze it slightly to drain out the extra sauce. 9. Open up each yubu to make a pouch. 10. Take about 2-3 tbs of rice and make oval-looking rice balls. 11. Fill each tofu pocket with a rice ball. 12. Dip the top of the pocket with the exposed rice into the mix of dried ingredients. Put each pocket on to a serving plate one by one. To make creepy eyes! 1. Fill each pouch of yubu with white rice mixed with vinegar-based sauce. Form into an eye shape. 2. Cut a black olive in half crosswise. 3. Insert the half dome of the olive into the center of the yubuchobap 4. Adjust the shape to make it look like eye!