Tuna Poke Bowl
Tuna Poke (TOO-nah POH-keh)
Marinated Raw Tuna Rice Bowl
Fresh tuna cubed and tossed with soy, sesame, and lime, served over rice with vegetables.
Nutrition & Info
Allergen Warnings
Equipment Needed
Presentation Guide
Vessel: bowl
Garnishes: sesame seeds, green onion
Accompaniments: pickled ginger
Instructions
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1
Cube tuna into 2cm pieces.
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2
Toss with soy sauce, sesame oil, and lime juice.
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3
Let marinate 10 minutes in refrigerator.
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4
Divide rice between two bowls.
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5
Arrange tuna, cucumber, and avocado on rice.
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6
Garnish with green onion and serve.
Did You Know?
Micronesian waters are among the richest tuna fishing grounds in the world.
Chef's Notes
Equipment Tips
- sharp knife
- mixing bowl
Garnishing
sesame seeds, green onion
Accompaniments
pickled ginger
The Story Behind Tuna Poke Bowl
Tuna has been central to Micronesian diets for millennia, with islanders developing sophisticated fishing techniques for catching skipjack and yellowfin. The poke bowl preparation blends traditional raw fish consumption with Japanese and Hawaiian influences.
Modern poke bowls have become a popular way to enjoy the incredibly fresh tuna available throughout the region.
This dish celebrates the ocean bounty that sustains Pacific island communities.
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