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I’m excited to share my easy salmon bowl recipe with you! It’s a quick seafood recipe that’s great for a healthy dinner. Imagine tender teriyaki salmon on fluffy rice, with crisp veggies and spicy mayo on top. It’s like a sushi roll in a bowl!
This dish is very versatile. You can cook the salmon in an air fryer, oven, or grill. Add fresh toppings like avocado, cucumber, mango, and edamame. It’s a meal that’s both tasty and healthy.
Are you ready to try this yummy and easy meal? Let’s start cooking!
5 Reasons You’ll Love This Recipe
This flavorful salmon dish will soon be your top meal choice! It’s a customizable rice bowl filled with Asian-inspired flavors. It has a lot to offer.
The taste is amazing. Teriyaki salmon, crisp veggies, and spicy mayo make every bite burst with flavor. You’ll love the mix of savory, sweet, and spicy.
This dish is great for meal prep. Salmon gives you lean protein and omega-3s. Veggies add fiber and nutrients. It’s a meal that keeps you going all day.
This dish is versatile. Eat it hot for dinner or cold for lunch the next day. It’s a fast dinner idea that lasts.
- Customizable for picky eaters
- Ready in about 40 minutes
- Great for meal prepping
Everyone can make it their own. Let family members add their favorite toppings. It’s a dish that pleases everyone.
It’s also quick and easy to make. In 40 minutes, you’ll have a tasty meal ready. It’s perfect for busy nights when you need something fast but healthy.
This salmon bowl recipe is my go-to for a satisfying, healthy meal that doesn’t skimp on flavor!
Exact Ingredients List (+ Possible Substitutes)
I love how versatile this salmon bowl recipe is! Here’s my go-to ingredient list for a delicious meal:
- 1.2-1.5 lbs salmon fillet, cubed
- 1 cup sushi rice
- Teriyaki sauce (soy sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil, brown sugar, honey, ginger, garlic)
- Fresh vegetables (cucumber, avocado, mango, edamame, carrots)
- Spicy mayo (mayo, sriracha, sesame oil)
- Toppings (green onions, cilantro, sesame seeds)
- Swap sushi rice for cauliflower rice for a low-carb option
- Replace salmon with tofu for a vegetarian version
- Mix up your veggies with bell peppers or zucchini
The beauty of this recipe is its flexibility. Feel free to adjust the ingredients to suit your taste or dietary needs. The key is to balance the flavors of the salmon, teriyaki sauce, and fresh vegetables for a perfect bowl every time.
Instructions
Let’s make this tasty salmon bowl! First, I make my own teriyaki sauce. I mix soy sauce, mirin, brown sugar, and ginger in a saucepan. Then, I let it boil and simmer until it gets thick.
Next, I soak salmon in a quarter cup of the teriyaki sauce. This can be for 20 minutes if I’m quick, or overnight for more flavor. While the salmon gets ready, I cook the rice as the package says.
When it’s time to cook, I heat my air fryer to 400°F. I cook the salmon for 5-7 minutes until it’s flaky. If you don’t have an air fryer, you can bake or grill it instead.
While the salmon cooks, I make a quick cucumber salad and spicy mayo. Now, let’s put the bowl together! I put the cooked rice, air-fried salmon, and cucumber salad in the bowl.
To finish, I add the leftover teriyaki sauce and spicy mayo. A bit of green onions and cilantro on top makes it fresh. And that’s how you make a delicious salmon bowl!
- Prepare teriyaki sauce
- Marinate salmon
- Cook rice
- Air fry salmon
- Assemble bowl
- Add toppings and enjoy!
Tips, Tricks & Storing
I love meal prep, and this salmon bowl recipe is perfect for it! You can make the teriyaki sauce and chop veggies ahead of time. Just store each part in its own container in the fridge. The salmon and rice will stay good for 3-4 days when refrigerated.
Got leftover salmon bowl? No problem! You can freeze the salmon and rice for up to 3 months. When you’re ready to eat, thaw them overnight. To reheat salmon, pop it in the microwave for 30-40 seconds. For the best taste, I suggest putting your bowl together right before you eat.
Want to check if your salmon is done? Use a meat thermometer – it should read 145°F. And don’t be afraid to try different kinds of rice. Jasmine or basmati can add a nice twist to your bowl. Remember, the key to a great meal is in the prep!