Make Sushi at Home

Make your own sushi with the trendiest "rice" on the market: cauliflower rice. Cook the cauliflower with some coconut milk then pair with nori and sashimi salmon to make the perfect Paleo sushi. 

Poke is a Hawaiian dish made of fish that is typically marinated in citrus and shallot. Pair it with rice and fresh cucumber for a refreshing and filling lunch. Any veg options work as well, and switch up your rice with quinoa. 

Hand rolls are the perfect grab-and-go sushi. They are the easiest rolls to make at home with simple ingredients and one nori sheet holding all the deliciousness together. 

Skip the mat-and-roll routine and keep sushi night simple with these easy-to-make and impressive-to-serve cups. For a wow-worthy party app, try this recipe in mini muffin cups to create perfectly poppable bites.

Brown rice "buns," marinated tofu, and gochujang mayo make these little sushi sliders the cutest thing brown rice has ever served. Any marinade on the tofu will work, or just use simple soy sauce. 

Crispy rice treats wrap around strawberries and bananas with chocolate hazelnut spread. These definitely won't be found in a Japanese restaurant but these bite-sized desserts are just as fun to make as they are to eat in your own kitchen. 

Upgrade summer's coolest dish, poke, with whole grains, heart-healthy fats, and crisp kale. Want to go beyond the bowl? Serve this 10-minute mixture over mixed greens or with crunchy brown rice crackers, or tuck into corn tortillas.

Seasoned sushi rice replaces traditional rice noodles in these divine tuna summer rolls.

Any vegetables will do for this customizable hand roll. 

When it comes to subbing spicy sweet potatoes for spicy tuna in this vegan sushi, we might just support the sushi burrito craze. It's really hard not to love this when it's essentially everybody's sushi dreams in one, portable option. 

Using mashed avocado makes this California-style sushi easy to roll. Pair with wasabi, low-sodium soy sauce and pickled ginger for a complete dish. 

Creativity is endless with frushi - any fresh fruit will do and add a little honey to make sure the fruit sticks to the coconut rice. Make it at home for breakfast, a snack or dessert served with some vanilla yogurt.  

Such an easy and nutritious snack. Truly the simplest roll and once you master this one, feel free to add any additional ingredients you think would pair well such as crunchy cucumber and cooked shrimp. 

Inspired by a smoked salmon bagel slathered with cream cheese, this bagel roll has all the goodness rolled inside. Maybe you can even have sushi for breakfast?