A quality protein source, a multitude of raw and fermented vegetables and a lot of love, serve Hawaiian-inspired poke bowls. Create-your-own poke , you can choose from a large selection of proteins and toppings, creating your own personalized and delicious meals. From black rice and homemade sauces to a variety of fresh fruit & veggies with toppings, make plentiful bowls and offer everyone something tasty to indulge in for lunch or dinner.
Hawaiian-inspired poké bowls
A quality protein source, a multitude of raw and fermented vegetables and a lot of love, serve Hawaiian-inspired poke bowls. Create-your-own poke , you can choose from a large selection of proteins and toppings, creating your own personalized and delicious meals. From black rice and homemade sauces to a variety of fresh fruit & veggies with toppings, make plentiful bowls and offer everyone something tasty to indulge in for lunch or dinner.
FIBRE PROTEIN VITAMIN-A/B1/B3/B6/B9/B12/C/E/K FOLATE IRON SOLFORAPHANE MAGNESIUM POTASSIUM CALCIUM MANGANESE PHOSPHORUS *
Ingredients
serves 2
- 3 tbsp rice*
- ½ red onions, finely sliced
- 4 tbsp sauerkraut (live)
- 2 egg omelette, cut into ribbons*
- ½ avocado, diced
- 4 tbsp red cabbage, thinly sliced
- 8cm cucumber, sliced
- 2-3 large radishes, thinly sliced
- ≈120g watermelon*, cut into bite-sized pieces
- ≈120g red pepper, diced
- 2tbsp pink pickled ginger
- 2tbsp wakame
Hawaiian-inspired poké bowls
- 2tbsp poké sauce
- a few pickled jalapeños
- zigzag Kewpie mayonnaise
- a good sprinkle shichimi togarashi*
- a good sprinkle ground dried seaweed*
- a few chopped chives
Toppings
NOTES*
The base, centre spot of your poké can be occupied by any number of grains. You could use :black/ wild/ white rice, or bulgar wheat, or even couscous.
For the protein source, I love adding omelette ribbons and have often swapped that for spiced chickpeas or feta. Traditionally, Hawaiian pokés were served with raw ahi tuna or salmon.
For the sprinkles, I have used pul biber (Aleppo pepper,) here - but my prefered sprinkle is definately Japanese shichimi togarashi.
For the sweet, fruity spot, I have used watermelon here - but have used mango, flat peach, ripe plums, figs, and pommegranate arils - take your pick!
switch & swap - this has got to be one of the most versatile dishes. Add whatever floats your veggie boat: cooked beetroot, kimchi, pesto, alficoz, mangetout ...!
Method
Hawaiian-inspired poké bowls
after prepping your ingredients, Simply start with your rice in a small mound in the centre and arrage all the fruit & veg around it. Then add your protein* in the middle (on top of the rice).
Drizzle over the poké sauce before zigzagging kewpie mayonnaise across the top.
To serve, sprinkle over your spice choice and fresh herbs.
JAMx