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Quick Salmon Sushi Bowls

I cant tell you how good this is. It does require a piece of sushi grade salmon which most fishmongers have, or you can easily find online.

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30m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Rinse 300g sushi rice in cold water until the water runs clear. Cook according to packet instructions. While still warm, stir through 2 tbsp rice vinegar, 1 tsp sugar and a pinch of salt. Allow to cool to room temperature.

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For

2

M

I

500

g

Salmon, fresh sushi-grade, diced

1

handful

Coriander, fresh, finely chopped

1

tbsp

Chives, finely chopped

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Notes

Make ahead: The salmon can be chopped up and tossed with the sauces/dressing 2 hours ahead of time but make sure you re-cover it and place back in the fridge. Remove when ready to eat.

Sushi grade salmon: Don’t attempt this recipe without sushi-grade salmon please! They have a different preparation to ensure no germs/parasites so that it’s safe to eat totally raw.

Cooked salmon: if you are a little uneasy with raw salmon, you can cook it. I would chop it up, fry it off and then add the sauce afterwards. Or you could roast a whole salmon fillet, 200 °C for 8–10 minutes, and then flake up, dress with the sauce and cover with the lime drizzle.

Other sauces you could try: - Classic spicy mayo: 3 tbsp Kewpie mayo + 1 tbsp sriracha. - Soy-ginger glaze: 2 tbsp soy sauce + 1 tsp grated ginger + 1 tsp honey. - Furikake & sesame seeds: for crunch and umami.

What to do with leftovers: the salmon sushi mix really is best eaten fresh, ideally on the day you buy the raw sushi-grade salmon. If you do have any left over, you can place in an airtight tupperware and keep in the fridge for up to 24 hours.

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Quick Salmon Sushi Bowls

I cant tell you how good this is. It does require a piece of sushi grade salmon which most fishmongers have, or you can easily find online.

Cook

30m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Rinse 300g sushi rice in cold water until the water runs clear. Cook according to packet instructions. While still warm, stir through 2 tbsp rice vinegar, 1 tsp sugar and a pinch of salt. Allow to cool to room temperature.

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For

2

M

I

500

g

Salmon, fresh sushi-grade, diced

1

handful

Coriander, fresh, finely chopped

1

tbsp

Chives, finely chopped

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Notes

Make ahead: The salmon can be chopped up and tossed with the sauces/dressing 2 hours ahead of time but make sure you re-cover it and place back in the fridge. Remove when ready to eat.

Sushi grade salmon: Don’t attempt this recipe without sushi-grade salmon please! They have a different preparation to ensure no germs/parasites so that it’s safe to eat totally raw.

Cooked salmon: if you are a little uneasy with raw salmon, you can cook it. I would chop it up, fry it off and then add the sauce afterwards. Or you could roast a whole salmon fillet, 200 °C for 8–10 minutes, and then flake up, dress with the sauce and cover with the lime drizzle.

Other sauces you could try: - Classic spicy mayo: 3 tbsp Kewpie mayo + 1 tbsp sriracha. - Soy-ginger glaze: 2 tbsp soy sauce + 1 tsp grated ginger + 1 tsp honey. - Furikake & sesame seeds: for crunch and umami.

What to do with leftovers: the salmon sushi mix really is best eaten fresh, ideally on the day you buy the raw sushi-grade salmon. If you do have any left over, you can place in an airtight tupperware and keep in the fridge for up to 24 hours.

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