Sterling and I love our Monday sushi nights but I was wanting to try something different this week.
I have to thank my good friend Erin for sharing this recipe with me. I remembered her mentioning she made these bowls before so I set out to make my own. There are a million different ways you can make the bowls, it basically boils down to how you like your sushi. I love raw sushi but I was not brave enough to attempt my bowl with raw meat. Crab is Sterling's favorite so I used the good ole "K" krab:) Gotta be honest I don't hate the imitation crab. My friend Erin said that she uses shrimp and the crab in her bowls so that is another option. I have a feeling fresh crab would also be amazing. You can sub white rice if you want but I was trying to make ours healthier. Erin also recommended spicy mayo (mayo + sriracha) but I omitted that too and just used soy sauce.
If you like just a veggie bowl try adding in sliced radish, pineapple and or edamame. The options are endless. This was an easy weeknight meal I will be making again.
Enjoy
|| B R O W N R I C E S U S H I B O W L ||
- Brown rice cooked
- 1 avocado diced
- 2 carrots Julienned
- 1 cucumber Julienned
- 3 green onions sliced
- 1 pack imitation crab meat (or fresh crab)
- soy sauce
- Sriracha
- sesame seeds
- rice wine vinegar
Cook rice according to package. I drizzled mine with some rice wine vinegar for extra flavor. Mix together soy with a drizzle of sriracha Layer all in a bowl and serve with the soy sauce and garnish with sesame seeds.
8 comments:
Yum, that sounds good!! I will try it soon. I *love* sashimi as well but don't think I'd try it at home either. Not sure the fam would like crab so I'll try shrimp first.
I absolutely love this idea. Such a great way to make sushi without the fuss of rolling it.
That looks delicious! I don't hate imitation crab either...but I think I might have to ease my way into adding anything raw into the bowl. However, ahi tuna wouldn't be a bad option!
This just blew my mind - such a DUH moment. I've never been brave enough to actually make sushi at home and this is the perfect way to get the flavor without the fuss!
This looks delicious! I love dinners like that.
What a fun and perfect idea for home!! Totally going to try it.
Look amazingly delicious! I told a Japanese friend of mine one I liked sashimi. I promptly received a invite for dinner. Her husband had come back from sea fishing and I was served sliced raw fish he had caught, and a lot of it. It have been briefly marinated with some soy sauce and chilli. I was nervous at first once I tried it, I found it ok - but too chewy. Yours looks more up my street!
This looks amazing. Thanks for always providing such genius ideas for those of us who are stuck in a constant domestic rut. xoxo
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