Poke Burritos are tropical breezy sushi in a burrito form filled with crunchy veggies and seasoned tuna. They're thicker than regular sushi rolls, meaning they have more fun and filling inside. Rolling sushi burritos is so easy! Take a huge bite to enjoy all the filling at once.
16ozsashimi grade boneless, skinless ahi tunacut into ½-inch cubes
¼cupsliced scallions
¼cupminced shallots
6Tablespoonsoy sauce
2teaspoonsmaple syrup
1teaspoonroasted black sesame seeds
1Tablespoontoasted sesame oil
For Sushi Rice
3cupscooked brown rice
⅓cuprice vinegar
2Tablespoonmaple syrup
1½teaspoonssea salt
1Tablespoonwhite sesame seeds
½Tablespoontoasted sesame oil
For Assembly
4nori sheets
2avocadossliced
2cupsshredded red cabbage
1carrotcut into matchsticks
1Persian cucumbercut into matchsticks
1cupsprouts or micro greens
Instructions
Make the poke: In a large bowl, toss together tuna, scallions, shallots, soy sauce, maple syrup, sesame seeds, and oil. Add sea salt to taste if necessary. Let sit for 15 minutes to marinade.
Prepare the sushi rice: In a small bowl, whisk together vinegar, maple syrup, and salt. Place the rice in a large bowl. If you’re using leftover rice, reheat before use as cold rice won’t absorb the flavor well. Pour the vinegar mixture into the rice and gently mix with a spatula. Stir in sesame seeds and sesame oil. Set aside.
Assembly: Place a piece of nori sheet on a bamboo sushi mat with the shiny side down. Divide sushi rice into quarters. Evenly spread a quarter of rice on the nori sheet, leaving an inch strip uncovered on the top end of the nori sheet. Arrange a line of poke, avocado, red cabbage, carrot, cucumber, and sprouts on the rice layer. To roll into a burrito, lift the end of the mat with a nori sheet and fold over the filling. Squeeze tightly. Roll up to the end of the nori sheet. Rest the burrito in the mat wrapped for 2 -3 minutes to set. Unwrap the mat and wrap the finished burrito on parchment paper. Repeat with the remaining ingredients. Cut in half and enjoy!
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Notes
Please note that the nutritional information provided is an estimate and accuracy is not guaranteed.