Spicy Salmon Rice Rolls 🍣🍙🌟 aka my lunch obsession!!!
You will always find tinned wild salmon in my pantry. It's rich in protein, omega-3 fats, minerals, & B-vitamins that support glowing skin, a calm gut, & stable mood/ hormones.
You’ll need:
- Tin of wild salmon (love @Wild Planet Foods )
- Mayo (@Chosen Foods or @Primal Kitchen Foods are my faves)
- Sriracha (love @Yellowbird Foods )
- Coconut aminos
- Seaweed snacks
- Veggies of choice: I used cilantro, carrots, & cucumber
- Rice paper
- Avocado oil (or your favorite high-heat oil for cooking)
- Optional: garlic & sesame seeds
For the sauce:
- Tahini
- Coconut aminos
- Rice wine vinegar
- EVOO or sesame oil
To make:
- Make your salmon mixture in a bowl by combining the tinned wild salmon, mayo (about 1 tbsp, depending on how creamy you like it), & hot sauce to taste. Mix well.
- Chop your veggies & fold them into the salmon mixture.
- Then it’s time to prep the rice paper. Gently wet it so it starts to soften, but pro tip: be slightly conservative with the water since it’ll continue softening over the next few minutes.
- Lay the softened rice paper flat, place a seaweed snack on top, then add your salmon mixture.
- Fold in the sides, roll it up tightly, & repeat.
- Pan-sear in avocado oil for a few mins on each side until golden & crispy.
- Mix your sauce (4 equal parts) ingredients until smooth & use for dipping.
Obsessed is an understatement 🫶
I've been making these spicy salmon rice rolls for several weeks now, and they've quickly become my favorite lunch option when I need something both delicious and nutritious. The use of tinned wild salmon is a game changer—not only is it convenient and affordable, but it also provides a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids and essential B-vitamins that have really boosted my energy levels and improved my skin's texture. One thing I've learned from experience is to be careful when softening the rice paper. It's tempting to soak it in water for a while, but doing so can make it too fragile to roll properly. Instead, I gently wet the paper, just enough to soften it, then work quickly to assemble the rolls. Adding the seaweed snack inside gives a lovely umami crunch that contrasts beautifully with the creamy salmon and fresh veggies. For the sauce, mixing tahini, coconut aminos, rice wine vinegar, and a splash of sesame oil creates a tangy and savory dip that complements the rolls perfectly. Sometimes I sprinkle toasted sesame seeds on top for extra nuttiness and texture. Using avocado oil to pan-sear the rolls is another tip I've found invaluable. It crispifies the rice paper beautifully without overpowering the flavors. Plus, the healthy fat content in avocado oil aligns well with the anti-inflammatory theme of this meal. Overall, this recipe makes for a skin, gut, and hormone-loving lunch that's quick to prepare but packed with flavor and health benefits. Whether you’re meal prepping or looking for a satisfying midday bite, these spicy salmon rice rolls fit the bill perfectly.








































































