California Tuna Roll

"I love sushi, and can only make it on special occasions since I am restricted from eating too much rice. But this is good and I would eat it every day if I could get away with it!!! Making the sushi rice is most of the work since the rolls put together in a snap!"
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
6 slices
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place toasted nori (shiny side down) on rolling mat.
  • Cover center of nori with sushi rice.
  • Mix together mayo with wasabi powder to make wasabi mayo.
  • Spread wasabi mayo over rice.
  • Place a row of tuna, cucumber and avocado over rice.
  • Roll up nori using mat, and moisten the farthest edge of exposed nori to form a seal.
  • Slice into serving pieces.
  • Serve garnished with pickled ginger, daikon radish, wasabi, and soy sauce, if desired.

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Reviews

  1. I love this combination. It's one of my favorites. The recipe intro is exactly right; making the rice is the most difficult part. Rolling, especially maki-style (as I did) is really a snap. I've been making sushi for awhile now, but I used this recipe to teach my oldest son, who LOVES sushi, how to make it. I garnished the plates with pickled daikon slices (yum), wasabi mayonnaise and pickled ginger slivers. Thanx!
     
  2. Followed this to the letter and it was absolutely delicious. Will make again, I thought the Wasabi might be overpowering but it wasn't. I even had the paste on the plate too. The only change I made was to the sushi rice, I had no sugar so used honey instead.
     
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  1. Followed this to the letter and it was absolutely delicious. Will make again, I thought the Wasabi might be overpowering but it wasn't. I even had the paste on the plate too. The only change I made was to the sushi rice, I had no sugar so used honey instead.
     

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