Tuna, sesame, sriracha and avocado make up this delicious sushi roll.
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Course: Dinner, Lunch, Main Course
Cuisine: Dinner, Japanese, lunch, main course, sushi
Keyword: avocado, Dinner, main course, sushi, tuna, Weekend Dinner
Servings: 2rolls
Ingredients
~2 cups cooked and cooled sushi rice - this can be cooked up to a few days in advance
.20 pounds tuna - sushi gradeany variety of tuna, finely minced OR sliced into long strips
1teaspoonsriracha - more for more heat
2teaspoonstoasted sesame oil
2teaspoonsrice wine vinegar
pinchof salt
Dash or more of cayenne pepper - if you want heat this will bring it. add a dash for mildmore or really spicy
1/2large avocado - thinly sliced
toasted sesame oil - drizzle in the middle
Sriracha - added on topas much or as little as you want
2tablespoonsspicy mayo - to make use 1 tablespoons mayo and teaspoons sriracha together
Sesame seeds
3tablespoonsunagi or eel sauce
OR mix together
2tablespoonsdark soy sauce or regular soy sauce
2teaspoonsoyster sauce
Pinchof sugar
Instructions
Lay down sushi rice on plastic wrap, press down, cover top o rice with plastic wrap and use rolling pin to press rice so its thin and uniform to fit the nori wrap size and shape.
Add the seaweed rough side down.
Mince the tuna, if mincing, and mix with sriracha, toasted sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, salt and cayenne pepper. If leaving tuna whole, then add those ingredients to the whole pieces and mix them around in the liquid.
Add tuna down the middle of the nori wrap followed by the avocado.
Drizzle a little sesame oil down the middle of the roll.
Close roll and bring ends together, press together with your hands then use a sushi mat or towel to help press and form the sushi roll.
Cut off the loose ends off, then slice with a water or rice vinegar coated serrated knife by slowly and gently sawing through each slice, re-dipping the knife if rice starts to stick to it.
Add sriracha, spicy mayo, unagi or eel sauce or if you can't find it then mix together soy sauce, oyster sauce and a pinch of sugar to mimic eel sauce.