Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box

Name: Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box
Yield: 6 servings
Ingredients: 100 grams Potatoes (medium); 100 ml Canned corn; 1 tbsp Mayonnaise; 1 Ketchup (or sauce of your liking); 1 Sliced melting cheese; 1 Fresh parsley

Posted on January 21, 2022

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I wanted to make a bento box side dish using canned corn. The point is the ketchup inside! Ketchup bursts in your mouth while eating. It's hard to shape if you put in too much corn. Make small, bite-sized balls. In place of ketchup, any sauce can be used. Recipe by Harukomachi

Ingredients and spices that need to be prepared to make Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box:

100 grams Potatoes (medium)
100 ml Canned corn
1 tbsp Mayonnaise
1 Ketchup (or sauce of your liking)
1 Sliced melting cheese
1 Fresh parsley

Steps to make a Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box

Microwave the potatoes until soft and mash them until smooth.

Pat dry the corn with paper towels.

Combine step1, step2, and mayonnaise in a bowl. If there is a lot of moisture in the potatoes, use less mayonnaise.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 3

Divide the potatoes into 6 equal portions. Using plastic wrap, form the potatoes into balls.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 4

Using the thick part of a chopstick, push the center of each potato ball a little more than half way through. Place the potato balls on your palm so that it holds the shape.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 5

Another way to make a hole is to push down your finger on top of the plastic wrap.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 6

Squeeze the ketchup or sauce of your liking into the holes and cover with sliced cheese.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 7

You can shape the cheese this way to make the inside visible. You could also season the potatoes with black pepper or aonori seaweed.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 8

Cover a baking sheet with aluminum foil. You could place thinly sliced carrots under the potato balls so that they won't stick to the bottom.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 9

Bake the potato balls in a oven or grill until lightly browned. Sprinkle on some parsley.

You can freeze them at step 5. When you want to eat them, you only need to squeeze the ketchup into the balls, place the cheese on top and bake.

Potato Balls with Corn For Bento Box - Step 11

Please also look at this similar recipe, Potato Ball Curry..

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