What do you get when you combine the flexible dieter’s two favorite food groups (chipotle & Sushi)?! You get a sushi burrito of course! These are commonly found in big city hipster restaurants, but now you can make your own macro-friendly version at home–have a sushi burrito party!
Macros (per burrito)
- 422
- kcal
- 14
- fat
- 36
- carbs
- 38
- protein
Ingredients
- 140g sushi grade Ahi Tuna Steak* (you may also use Salmon, but it will increase fat content)
- 40g avocado
- 15g Kraft olive oil mayonnaise
- 1-2g sriracha
- 2-3 leaves of butter lettuce
- 20g cooked white rice or sushi rice
- 1 high fiber wrap (I used Xtreme Wellness brand)
Important Note
*It is EXTREMELY important that you specifically buy sushi grade Ahi Tuna/Salmon. You CANNOT go to a local grocery store and buy tuna out of the fish display due to cross-contamination. I bought mine from whole foods and asked specifically for sushi grade fish, which they keep separate from the display.
Directions
- Cut ahi tuna so it is one long piece that fits easily length-wise into burrito.
- In a small bowl, mix together mayo and sriracha.
- Assemble all ingredients on wrap and top with the spicy mayo sauce.
- Carefully fold wrap into a burrito and enjoy!
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