Want to punch-up your lunch? Sushi in a Jar is easy to put together, store, and carry around. With a little bit of prep and layering, you can easily have your own sushi in a jar.
Servings: 3
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 5 minutesminutes
Total Time 15 minutesminutes
Ingredients:
1lbcooked shrimp(or drained crab meat, tuna)
1cupcucumber(diced/spiraled)
1cupred cabbage(sliced)
1cupmango(cut in thinly strips)
1cupcarrot(matchsticks)
1seaweed salad(optional - get it from Asian store)
1sheetSeaweeds/Nori(cut into thin strips)
For Sushi Rice:
2cupscooked sushi rice(or sticky rice)
2tablespoonrice wine vinegar
2tablespoonsugar
Sushi Base Sauce:
⅛cuprice vinegar
¼cupPonzu soy sauce(available at Asian store)
2tablespoonbrown sugar(or honey)
1tablespoononions(diced)
1tablespoongarlicminced
For Garnish:
sesame seeds
Instructions:
Cook the sticky rice according to package directions. Once cooked, add the rice vinegar and sugar.
Once cooked, add sugar and rice vinegar. Mix well and set aside.
Arrange the ingredients and layer in this particular order: 2 tablespoon of Sushi Base sauce, Shrimp (or drained crab meat), cucumber, seaweed salad, cabbage, carrots, mango sticky rice, nori (seaweed) strips and sesame seeds.
Store the jar in the fridge for up to 3 days. Just dump into a bowl when ready to eat.
Please note that all nutrition information are just estimates. Values will vary among brands, so we encourage you to calculate these on your own for most accurate results.
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Course: Appetizer, dinner
Cuisine: Japanese
Keywords: sushi salad, sushi salad in a jar, sushi salad in jars