Mini Sushi Bundt Cakes 😍 These are a variation of my classic sushi bundt cake. Inspired by rosca de sushi which is super popular in my hometown in Mexico (Obregon, Sonora). Although NOT traditional sushi by any means, it is delicious and fun to eat!
Servings: 6
By: Nadia Aidi
Prep 35 minutesmins
Cook 25 minutesmins
Total 1 hourhr
Ingredients
1.5cupCalrose rice, uncooked. Made in rice cooker or cook to package instructions
4tbspRice vinegar
1tbspSugar
3tbspSesame seeds, black and toasted
Pinchof salt
2cupsSalmon, sushi grade, finely chopped
1/4cupJapanese mayo , and more for drizzling
1tbspSriracha , and more for drizzling
2Serranos, 1 sliced & 1 finely chopped
3Scallions, chopped, separate white and green part
2tspSesame oil
2tspTamari, more for the sauce, or soy sauce
1English cucumber, thinly sliced
2Avocados, sliced
1Lemon
Shichimi togarashi
Instructions
First, mix the rice vinegar, sugar and pinch of salt. Add it to your cooked rice with the sesame seeds and let it cool completely.
Secondly, add your chopped salmon to a bowl and mix in the Japanese mayo, sriracha, sesame oil, Tamari and the green part of scallions.
To assemble the mini sushi bundts, you'll by spraying cooking oil on it. I used avocado oil, but rubbing in sesame oil works as well.
Then, add the rice on the bottom, pressing in really well. I find that it helps to wet your fingers. Layer in cucumber, spicy salmon mixture and avocado. Then, press in the rest of the rice.
Using a large board, flip it over... carefully.
In a bowl, mix in remaining scallions, Serranos and lemon juice. Then, add in Tamari to taste.
Lastly, top the mini bundts with sriracha, mayo, Shichimi Togarashi and Serrano slices.