

Run the knife under cold water (without drying it) between cuts. Visual 3 – Using a very sharp wet knife, cut the sushi into 1″ pieces. The water acts as a sealing agent so the roll won’t unroll. When you reach the end of the nori without rice, brush it with water and finish rolling. Visual 3 – Now for the most difficult task! Starting at the side closest to you, start rolling the nori around the fillings, as tight as you can, using two hands. Place a few pieces of avocado, cucumber, and thin strips of tuna on top of each other, in a straight line on the side closest to you. Visual 2 – Gently flip the nori sheet, so the rice is facing down. Take 1/4 of the sushi rice and spread it across the nori sheet, leaving a 1″ border on the top. Wet your hands so the rice won’t stick to them. Place the nori sheet, rough side up, on the bamboo mat. Visual 1 – Cover the sushi mat with plastic wrap so the mat stays clean. The number one thing to remember is to rinse the Japanese rice until the water runs clear before cooking! Build The Roll You can also make sushi rice instant pot.

We want you to have options, therefore included directions for making the sushi rice in a rice maker or on the stovetop in the recipe card below. Here are some detailed instructions to help you make a killer sushi roll! If you’re already a sushi roll making pro, skip the visuals and head to the “Tips” sections. Making homemade sushi rolls is a breeze once you get the hang of it.

It includes many of the same ingredients as our beloved Spicy Tuna, Tuna Roll, Ahi Tuna Poke Bowl, Tuna Crudo, and Salmon Crudo. Skip the sushi restaurants and make Crunchy Spicy Tuna Rolls at home! This spicy tuna roll recipe is filled with fresh sashimi-grade ahi tuna, creamy avocado, a crunchy Panko topping, seasoned sushi rice, and a flavorful Sriracha sauce.
