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Salmon & Avocado Poke Bowl
Lunch
Lactose-free

Salmon & Avocado Poke Bowl

A fresh, no-cook Hawaiian-Japanese rice bowl — cubed salmon, avocado, cucumber and edamame over rice with a sesame-soy dressing.

540
kcal
34g
protein
15 min
time
#fresh#no-cook#japanese

Method

  1. Prep the salmon

    If using raw salmon, make sure it's sushi-grade. Cut the sushi-grade salmon, cubed into even bite-sized cubes.

  2. Dress the salmon

    Mix the soy sauce, sesame oil and rice vinegar (optional), then gently toss the salmon cubes in it. Let it sit while you prep the rest.

  3. Add the rice

    Spoon the cooked rice into a bowl as the base (nicer lightly cooled than piping hot).

  4. Build the bowl

    Arrange the dressed salmon, avocado, sliced, cucumber, sliced and edamame, shelled on top in sections.

  5. Finish

    Finish with sesame seeds and spring onion, sliced (optional), and drizzle over any dressing left in the bowl.

Notes

Around 540 kcal and 34g protein. Naturally lactose-free. IMPORTANT on raw salmon: only eat it raw if it's labelled sushi-grade or previously frozen for raw consumption — supermarket fresh salmon isn't automatically safe raw. Works just as well with smoked salmon (sidesteps the raw issue entirely — reduce the soy as smoked is saltier), cooked, or tinned salmon. Raw fish isn't advised if pregnant or immunocompromised. Adding tofu bumps the protein. Rice is nicer lightly cooled for a poke bowl.