1 lbsalmon, skin removed and cubed into small pieces
2tbspolive oil
1tbspsesame oil
1tbspsoy sauceI used low sodium
1tbsprice vinegarI use unseasoned, natural
1tbsphoney
3clovesfreshly minced garlic
1tbspfreshly minced ginger
1tbspsesame seeds
2scallions, chopped fine
Glaze
1tbspsesame oil
2tbsphoney
2tspsoy sauce
1tspsriracha sauce
1tspfreshly minced ginger
1tspsesame seeds
Sushi Rice
1.5cupssushi rice
2tbsprice vinegarI used unseasoned, natural
1tspsugarless, if desired
½tspsalti use redmond's brand
Spicy Mayo
½ Cmayonnaise
2tbspsriracha sauce
Salmon Bowl
1avocado, sliced
1smallcarrot, grated or julienned
2smallpersian cucumbers
2scallions, diced
3sheetsnori, sliced into thin strips
1tbspsesame seeds
Instructions
Marinate the Salmon
Remove the skin from the salmon. Cut the salmon into small cubes and place in a glass pyrex dish. Add the salmon marinade ingredients to the dish and stir to coat the salmon. Refrigerate until ready to cook.
Make the Glaze
Combine all glaze ingredients in a small bowl and refrigerate until ready to use.
Make the Spicy Mayo
Combine the ingredients in a small bowl and refrigerate until ready to use.
Make the Sushi Rice
Cook the rice according to instructions. Stir in the sushi rice ingredients until combined.
Bake the Salmon
While the rice is cooking, preheat the oven to 400 degrees and bake the salmon cubes in the marinade until cooked. Then broil the salmon a little to get it a bit crispy on top. Takes only 10 minutes or so.
When cooked, remove from the oven and cover with the glaze.
Assemble the Bowl
Slice the avocado, and sprinkle with lime juice and salt, if desired
Jullienne or grate the carrot.
Slice the cucumber thinly
Cut the nori into thin strips about 4-5" long.
Put sushi rice into a bowl. Top with salmon, avocado, carrot, cucumber. Sprinkle the nori and sesame seeds on top and drizzle with the spicy mayo.
Notes
This recipe was adapted by two recipes available on HungryHappens.net - Killer Crack Salmon Muffins and Easy Spicy Salmon Bowls.