Salmon Avocado Nori Rolls

one of the most annoying matters about the dearth of bread in the paleo eating regimen isn't always having a handy and quick vehicle to supply a gaggle of tasty meals into our mouth. at the same time as there are numerous recipes for paleo bread alternatives, they require effort and time to make and may frequently be a touch excessive in carbohydrate-wealthy starches or nuts. this is wherein the seaweed based totally nori sheets, used to wrap a sushi roll, come in very available. In reality, a triangular shaped sushi roll is surely referred to as a ‘hand roll’ on a jap restaurant menu.

i love sushi, which i have on occasion when ingesting out, however the cause I inventory nori sheets in my pantry is due to the fact they are ideal for creating a short and smooth lunch or a snack, and they may be quite nutritious too, containing magnificent amounts of nutrition A, iodine, calcium, iron and even protein.

Ingredients

• 3 square nori sheets (seaweed wrappers)
• 150-180 g / 5-6 oz cooked salmon or tinned salmon
• ⅓ red pepper, sliced into thin strips
• ½ avocado, sliced into strips
• ½ small cucumber, sliced into strips
• 1 spring onion/scallion, cut into 2-3" pieces
• 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
• 1 tablespoon hot sauce or Sriracha sauce
• 1 teaspoon black or white sesame seeds
• Coconut aminos for dipping, optional

instructions

1. location the nori sheet on a flat surface, together with a slicing board, vibrant aspect down. have a look at the fibres of the wrapper to peer which way it wishes to be rolled.
2. add a third of the salmon to the right or left third of the nori sheet and top with two strips of pepper, cucumber and avocado. add some green onion and a drizzle of mayonnaise and hot sauce. you can sprinkle with sesame seeds now or at a later stage, once the rolls are cut.
3. gently moist the top a part of the nori sheet (the side you're rolling in the direction of), just 1-2 cm of the wrapper. pick up the alternative outer fringe of the roll and begin wrapping it over the substances, using your fingers to maintain it fine and tight. this could take a bit of practice, however don't worry in case your roll does not look ideal. Roll it till the top fringe of the wrapper overlaps the roll and press it tightly to stick. area the roll on the reducing board with the seam going through down after which reduce into chunk-size pieces.
4. Serve right away with some coconut aminos or extra mayo for dipping, or % in a box to take for lunch or hold as a snack inside the refrigerator.

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