This is only the first poké-bowl recipe, so you could argue that once again I am mercilessly behind the trends. Maaaaar, I've been making sushi salads, or sushi in a bowl, as we call it here at home, for years. And really, it's exactly the same thing, because it boils down to simply putting all kinds of ingredients for traditional sushi in a bowl bowl. And so now it's called poké bowl. I'm fine with it, because I love everything about sushi. And because this poké bowl with salmon and avocado is also ready in 15 minutes, it's on the menu here almost every week.
x_ckl_recipe_markerPoké bowl with salmon and avocado
Because of the raw vegetables, this dish is also packed with nutrients!
Poké bowl with salmon and avocado
Main course, lunch
Hawaiian
For 2 people
15 min
15 min
How do you make a Poké bowl with salmon and avocado?
Bring the rice to the kook with enough water and simmer gently on low heat.
Meanwhile, slice the radishes and spring onion. The cucumber may be diced or julienne, as may the carrot. Peel the avocado and cut into cubes.
Cut the salmon into cubes.
Make a sauce of the mayonnaise and wasabi and add a splash of water to thicken.
Cut the nori sheets into small pieces.
When the rice is ready, spoon that into a bowl. Put some tamari on top. Then divide the radishes, cucumber, avocado, carrot and salmon over the rice and finally the spring onions. Finish with wasabi mayonnaise and nori.
Variation tip: add mango, red cabbage, seaweed, red beets, chickpeas or cucumber slices
Enjoy your Poké bowl names team Cookinglife, your online cooking store for Pokebowl bowls, recipes and more.
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Recipe
Poké bowl with salmon and avocado
Because of the raw vegetables, this dish is also packed with nutrients!
Course
Main course, lunch
Kitchen
Hawaiian
Servings
For 2 people
Preparation time
Preparation time
15 min
Total
15 min
Equipment
Casserole or rice cooker
Kitchen knife
Deep plates or Pokebowl bowls
Ingredients
250 grams of rice
300 grams of salmon fillet
8 radishes
half a cucumber
1 carrot
1 avocado
2 nori sheets
3 spring onion
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 tablespoon wasabi
splash of water
tamari (gluten-free soy sauce) or soy sauce
Poké bowl with salmon and avocado
How do you make a Poké bowl with salmon and avocado?
Bring the rice to the kook with enough water and simmer gently on low heat.
Meanwhile, slice the radishes and spring onion. The cucumber may be diced or julienne, as may the carrot. Peel the avocado and cut into cubes.
Cut the salmon into cubes.
Make a sauce of the mayonnaise and wasabi and add a splash of water to thicken.
Cut the nori sheets into small pieces.
When the rice is ready, spoon that into a bowl. Put some tamari on top. Then divide the radishes, cucumber, avocado, carrot and salmon over the rice and finally the spring onions. Finish with wasabi mayonnaise and nori.
Variation tip: add mango, red cabbage, seaweed, red beets, chickpeas or cucumber slices
Enjoy your Poké bowl names team Cookinglife, your online cooking store for Pokebowl bowls, recipes and more.
My friend is home late, somewhere between 7 and 8. I am always at home around half past five and then it is of course the most convenient that I am already in advance kook. Since I also just hung hunger from my work, there is always something on the table on workdays that lasts a maximum of 30 minutes. You get it already, with 15 minutes of preparation time this Poké Bowl has become a direct favorite.
It is also just very easy. While the rice simmer, I cut all other ingredients. Cutting is also the only thing I still have to do, because apart from the boiled rice, the rest of the ingredients are just raw. Full of nutrients, extra tasty. I quickly create a wasabimayonnaise over the Poké Bowl and set the tamari (gluten -free soy sauce) ready for the rice.