1. Maki Sushi

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Easy to prepare and oh-so-tasty, these Maki rolls require just few ingredients – 2 cups of uncooked sushi rice, 3 cups of water, 4 tbsp Japanese vinegar, 2 tbsp fine granulated sugar, 1/2tsp salt, nori seaweed, crab sticks, Japanese cucumbers and Japanese mayonnaise. This is a great recipe that will allow you to taste the deliciousness of the Japanese cuisine!

2. Vegan Sushi with Cauliflower Rice

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All things veggie – there isn’t any meat, but this type of sushi is worth the try. It is ready in 15 minutes, which makes it a perfect idea for busy days. Considering the fact that is mostly made of vegetables, this is a really healthy meal that will keep you both full and satisfied. Besides the cauliflower rice, what makes this recipe so special is the sauce made of peanut butter, agave, sriracha and soy sauce. Also, you can add peanuts on top!

3. Teriyaki Chicken Sushi

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The famous teriyaki chicken is adapted into a sushi roll! If you’re a fan, then definitely try out this recipe. It is budget – friendly, as all you need are just few ingredients – 1 cup chicken breast that is grilled and tossed in teriyaki sauce, 8-10 thin slices of celery, 1/4 cup minced cilantro, 1 tablespoon chili sauce, 2 cups rice and 4 sheets of nori. There isn’t any raw meat, so consider preparing these rolls for someone who’s not really a sushi fan.

4.  Inari Sushi

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Unlike the rest on the list, the Inari sushi is deep fried and might be a good idea to cook it if you’re planning to share it with people who aren’t really fans of raw sushi. The reason why this sushi is called Inari is because it contains Inari fried tofu pockets with sushi rice as well. It is mostly served as vegetarian dish, but feel free to add to other non – vegetarian ingredients.

5. Brown Rice Sushi

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Vegan or not, you’re going to love this sushi! It’s made of so many tasty ingredients and sauce, that one roll won’t simply be enough. To prepare the sushi rolls, you need 4 sheets nori (dried seaweed), 1 roasted or fresh red bell pepper, 1 cup thinly sliced carrots, 1 cup thinly sliced cucumber, rice and 1 cup sprouts. For serving, you can use tamari or soy sauce sauce, wasabi, pickled ginger or sesame seeds.

6. California Roll Sushi Bowl

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7.  Spicy Crab Roll

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The crab is a high – phosphorus foods meaning that this is the kind of food that is important when it comes to our bone health. It also improves the activity of our nervous system and like many other sea creatures, the crab is also rich in omega 3 fatty acids that help in keeping our heart healthy. These are just few of the benefits you get for eating crab, so it’s good to include in recipes. In this one, besides the crab, you’ll also need sushi rice, nori sheet (1/2), toasted sesame seeds and back sesame seeds.

8. Quinoa Sushi Bowls

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Ready in 15 minutes, these quinoa bowls are perfect for lunch or dinner. They have avocados, quinoa, tofu, cucumber and other tasty veggies, as well as a very delicious sauce made of tahini, kimchi juice and miso, to name few of the ingredients. After eating a whole bowl, you will feel full and your sushi cravings will be satisfied. Don’t forget that quinoa is very rich in protein, fiber and manganese – just few nutrients that we need so bad!

9. Avocado Mango Brown Rice Sushi

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The avocados are high in “heart healthy” fatty acids and they also contain about 20 vitamins and minerals – just few of the reasons why this green pear – shaped fruit is considered as one of the healthiest foods in the world. On the other hand, the mangoes are also very healthy – they clear the skin, lower the cholesterol and contains antioxidants that protects us from cancer, to name few. So, if you were looking for a little bit of different sushi rolls without fish or any other meat, definitely try these ones.

10. Spicy Tuna Sushi Bowl

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Just like the salmon, the tuna as well is rich with omega 3 fatty acids, which reduce the cholesterol and the omega 6 fatty acids. That being said, the tuna helps in maintaining good heart health. The tuna is also rich in protein and one can of this fish contains more than 80% of the required daily intake of protein. So, next time when you’ll prepare sushi and wonder what to include, don’t hesitate and choose tuna. Not only it is healthy, but it will make the whole sushi experience so good!

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