This is a simply delicious and punchy bowl of tuna over rice that you can eat with a spoon or wrap with seaweed. If you want a milder flavor, you can leave out the grated garlic. Make as many tweaks as you prefer to make it your own.
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Ingredients
Tuna Mix
1cantuna in water (100 grams)
2 - 3tablespoonJapanese sushi mayo (Kewpie mayo)
1 tablespoonsrirachaoptional: skip if you don't want it spicy
1 stalkgreen onion, diced
½garlic clove, gratedoptional
pinchsalt
pinch sesame seeds, black & white
Tuna Sushi Rice
250gramscooked white riceshould be warm
1tsp vinegar
⅛teaspoonsugar
Instructions
Open the canned tuna and drain as much water as possible, place the drained tuna in a small mixing bowl.
Add the mayo, sriracha, green onions, salt, and garlic (optional). Mix the ingredients together gently.
In a small bowl, add vinegar and sugar then mix until most sugar has dissolved. In a serving bowl, add the warmed rice and pour the vinegar/sugar mix all around the rice. Gently mix the rice and slightly flatten.