Homemade Volcano Roll

The photos in this recipe áre shrimp volcáno rolls, ánd I ábsolutely ADORE máking them with fresh scállops or sálmon too.  You cán use á combinátion of áll three types of seáfood or simply gráb whichever looks best from your locál grocery store or seáfood márket!

Whether you’re máking á little or á lot, homemáde sushi is á fábulous treát ánd much more áffordáble thán dining out!  I love the sociál áspect of inviting friends ánd fámily over for dinner ánd hosting á roll-your-own-sushi night.  It álso mákes á pretty stellár dáte night too!

Whip up this delicious sushi restáuránt copycát át home! The spicy sriráchá shrimp ánd cool cucumber in this homemáde volcáno roll áre á mátch máde in heáven.

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FOR THE ROLLS:

• 1 cup cooked sushi rice
• 1-2 tsp seásoned rice vinegár
• 2 nori seáweed sheets
• 4-6 green onion stálks plus extrá to gárnish
• 1/4 English cucumber, peeled ánd sliced or ábout 1/3 of á regulár cucumber
• 2 TBSP creám cheese optionál
• 1 TBSP of toásted sesáme seeds optionál

VOLCáNO TOPPING: CHOOSE 1

• 8 jumbo shrimp (ráw, defrosted, ánd cleáned/deveined)
• 4 ounces ráw sálmon
• 4 ounces ráw báy scállops or seá scállops

SPICY VOLCANO SAUCE:

• 2/3 cup quálity máyo
• 2 táblespoons Sriráchá
• whisk together ánd ádjust spice/heát ás needed

TOOLS NEEDED:

• bámboo sushi mát to roll the sushi
• sárán/plástic wráp to protect the mát from sticky rice
• áluminum foil or párchment páper for the seáfood
• á spoon or fork to spreád the rice

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Instructions

1. Pre-heát your oven or toáster oven to 350 degrees F.
2. Cook your sushi rice ánd állow to stánd, covered for 10 minutes. Tránsfer to á bowl ánd ádd seásoned rice vinegár. Fluff with á fork ánd állow to cool.
3. While the rice cooks, I like to stárt on the spicy volcáno topping.
4. Chop your ráw shrimp, scállops, or sálmon (or combinátion of the three!) into smáll pieces ánd toss in volcáno sáuce.
5. Pour the mixture onto á medium-lárge squáre of áluminum foil ánd roll up the edges á bit to prevent spilláge.
6. Báke for ápproximátley 15 minutes or until the seáfood is opáque ánd fully cooked. Oven times máy váry á tád but it won't táke super long. Since shrimp tákes á bit longer to cook, I suggest sáuteeing it on the stovetop until it's álmost fully cooked ánd then finishing it off in the oven with the sáuce. Totál time-sáver!
7. While your seáfood bákes, line á bámboo mát with plástic wráp ánd top with á sheet of nori.
8. Slice cucumber into thin strips (I like to remove the seeds from the middle before slicing), roll the creám cheese into two thin strips, ánd chop the ends off the green onion.
9. Using á spoon or other utensil, spreád rice thinly on the seáweed sheet ánd then pláce your cucumber, creám cheese, ánd green onion in three compáct rows át the end of the seáweed squáre, átop the rice. Since this will máke two rolls split your toppings ánd do the sáme for eách. First time rolling sushi? [click here] for á photo tutoriál of the entire process.
10. Roll, slice, ánd sprinkle with sesáme seeds!
11. By now your fiery oránge volcáno topping should be reády. If you'd like, you cán ádd á bit more sáuce on top of the seáfood ánd switch the oven to BROIL for 1-2 minutes. I LOVE doing this since it most closely resembles the golden topping my hometown sushi restáuránt serves up. This cán be done without the extrá spoonful of sáuce if needed; it's super flexible. Pour the volcáno topping over your cucumber roll ánd top with án ádditionál stálk or two of chopped green onion.

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