Air Fryer Salmon Bowl
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The ultimate daily bowl is a balanced, easy-to-assemble bowl that's great to take to work since it keeps well cold for several hours. It's my favorite for lunch on heavy gym training days. It has a little bit of everything: rice, edamame, carrot, avocado, egg noodles, and salmon pieces cooked super quickly in my new Air Fryer. It has over 40g of protein and a decent price per serving.
And just like that, for a few days now I've become the owner of such an appliance. So far it seems to be the best decision I've made recently - I've used it daily to cook small pieces of meat and I'm happy with it. But I'll come back with details after using it more.
Ingredients
1 salmon fillet (about 250g)
3 tablespoons soy sauce
1 teaspoon oil
250g Japanese rice
4 heaping tablespoons edamame beans
1/2 avocado
1 medium carrot
2 eggs
pickled ginger
2 teaspoons toasted sesame seeds (white/black combination if you have it, looks better)
shichimi togarashi (or chili flakes)
salt
Servings: 2
Calories: 679 kcal per serving
How to prepare air fryer salmon bowl
- Cut the salmon into bite-sized cubes (about 2 cm). Massage with 1 tablespoon of soy sauce and 1 teaspoon of olive oil.
- Preheat the Air Fryer to 200C for 3 minutes.
- Remove the basket and spread the salmon cubes in the Air Fryer in a single layer. Cook at 200C for 4-5 minutes as follows: leave for 2 minutes, remove the basket and shake it to redistribute the salmon. Cook for another 1 minute, shake again, cook for another 1 minute. After this time, check a cube and if it's not done, leave for 1 more minute. After this time, the salmon is evenly colored, just slightly golden. If you let it brown more, since it's cut into small pieces, it will become dry.
- Remove the salmon to a bowl and let it cool down.
* if you don't have an Air Fryer, you can roast the salmon in a preheated oven at 200C for 10 minutes; or you can saute the cubes for a few minutes in a non-stick pan with very little oil. - Grate the carrot on the large side of the grater. Finely chop as much pickled ginger as you want.
- Prepare the egg "noodles" following the instructions from this recipe, just a simpler version: you'll use only 2 eggs beaten with 1 teaspoon soy sauce and a little salt. Basically, make 2-3 thin omelets like crepes (half a ladle of egg each, in a pan about 20 cm).
Roll up the omelets and cut them into strips that you then separate. - Cut the avocado into cubes and sprinkle with a little salt. If you'll serve the bowl several hours after preparation, you can drizzle the avocado cubes with a little lemon juice to prevent oxidation.
- Assemble the bowl: put the rice at the bottom. Arrange on top in mounds: half the carrot, half the avocado, half the egg noodles, and 2 tablespoons of edamame beans. In the center, place the pickled ginger. On top of the ginger, place half the salmon. Sprinkle the salmon with a teaspoon of sesame seeds. If you want it slightly spicy, also sprinkle shichimi togarashi or chili flakes on top. Finally, drizzle a tablespoon of soy sauce over each bowl.