The rolls have an extra soft texture when eaten warm. And if served with butter, the warmth will give the spread a smooth melt that will deliciously penetrate the bread. Here's where the rice ...

There is nothing quite like the smell of freshly baked bread, top these rolls ... them with the rice flour and transfer them to the oven. Bake for 8-10 minutes, or until golden-brown and cooked ...

then dredge in panko (Japanese bread crumbs, sold in bags). Fry the rolls in a skillet - this will soften the rice and add a crunchy texture. Cut the fried kimbap into bite-size pieces and pack ...

4. Mix these well and fill the bread with this stuffing. 5. Roll up the bread and close it with cornflour slurry. 6. Pan fry these on a tawa. Once golden brown take these out.