Tuna Poke Bowl with Edamame and Sesame
Makes 1 serving

INGREDIENTS
150 g Tuna steak (Eaten raw, so buy it from a counter that will tell you it is fine that way, and eat it the day you buy it. Weighed raw.)
150 g Cooked white rice (Cooked weight. About 50 g of dry rice becomes 130 g cooked.)
60 g Edamame beans, shelled (Shelled weight. In the pod, about half of what you weigh is pod.)
80 g Cucumber
50 g Avocado (About a third of one. A whole half adds roughly 40 kcal. Flesh only. Half a medium avocado is about 70 g.)
20 g Spring onion
1 tbsp (15 g) Tamari
1 tsp (4 g) Toasted sesame oil
5 g Sesame seeds
1 sheet, about 3 g Nori sheets
A splash, for the rice Rice vinegar

METHOD
1. Stir a splash of rice vinegar and a pinch of salt through the warm rice, then spread it on a plate to cool while you cut everything else.
2. Cut the tuna into 2 cm cubes and toss it with the tamari, sesame oil and half the spring onion. Leave it ten minutes and no longer, or the soy starts to cure the outside.
3. Boil the edamame for three minutes and drain. Dice the cucumber and avocado.
4. Rice in the bowl, the tuna and vegetables in sections on top, then the sesame seeds and the nori snipped over with scissors.

Contains fish, soya and sesame.

RECIPE NOTES
Frozen and thawed tuna is a safer raw buy than something labelled fresh that has sat on a counter. Ask, and if the answer is vague, cook it instead: seared for a minute a side it still works here.
The rice and avocado are half the calories. The tuna itself is 52 g of protein for very little fat, so the bowl carries the sesame oil without complaint.

Full recipe: https://www.getfuel8.com/recipes/tuna-poke-bowl-edamame
