8 Low-Carb Sushi Recipes
I love sushi. I could probably eat sushi every single day for the rest of my life and it would be the best thing ever. However, sushi contains white rice, which doesn’t really fit in with my low-carb lifestyle.
Sometimes finding an alternative that captures the essence of your favorite “cheat foods” can really help with cravings. Here are 8 Low-Carb Sushi Recipes if you’re craving sushi like me ????…
1.Quick Nori Rolls with Cucumber and Avocado
Just a few ingredients. Chop. Roll. And voilà! Sushi!
2. Cauliflower Rice Spicy Tuna Rolls
Cauliflower isn’t really the first thing that comes to mind when you’re craving sushi ????. However, if you keep an open mind you might just find that this is an excellent alternative to regular sushi rice. Sushi cravings: BUSTED!
3. Paleo No Rice Spicy Tuna Hand Rolls
I love hand rolls, and these look spectacular ????!
4. Naruto Cucumber Rolls
The jalapeño peppers in these Naruto cucumber rolls give your low-carb sushi a spicy kick. Yum!
5. Low-Carb Sushi Rolls with Smoked Salmon and Avocado
So simple, yet so incredibly delicious ????????.
6. Cucumber Wrapped Sushi
Gosh, I’m drooling ????…
7. Smoked Salmon Rolls with Cucumbers, Red Onions, and Avocado
It doesn’t get any better than this!
8. Tuna Salad Nori Wraps
This sushi-inspired spin on tuna salad is perfect for your next lunch ????????.
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Please add one that uses Tong Yeng’s Black Pepper Roasted Eel!
The best sushi I’ve had in a long time used that and some salmon roe!
I’ll look into that! Thanks for the suggestion:)
such good ideas. it’s an easy click to the explanation and recipes, but it does take some scrolling to get to the recipe! worth the time. thanks for sharing.
i am getting my sushi grade fish this weekend and i can’t wait.
Hi Lydia! Glad you enjoyed our sushi ideas! Thank you for the feedback – we are actually in the process of optimizing older content to be more user friendly:)
interesting ! Thanks for information !
No problem! 🙂
These “8 Low-Carb Sushi Recipes” aren’t recipes. They’re pictures with captions.
Hi Rob. These are links to recipes. If you click on the title or the picture, it’ll lead you to the recipe. All recipe roundups found on the internet follow this formula.