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Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl

If you are a sushi lover and want to have a delicious recipe at your fingertips any time that craving hits you, then my Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl is for you! It’s the first on my meal prep series because it has everything you could possibly want! Tender imitation crab is mixed with Yum-Yum sauce and then layered with tons of bright flavors like cucumber, seaweed, avocado, and green onion. Finally, it’s topped with crispy fried onions for an amazing crunch!

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Multiple Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowls lined up on a table.

I knew that when I started meal prepping, that sushi in some form would have to make the list. It is truly one of my favorite foods and it’s also something that my family likes to eat as well. So, the ingredients that I buy for meal prep can also double as lunches for my kiddos and I consider that a win! It also seems a little fancy to me for meal prep in a world where meal preps are considered boring and tasteless. This recipe is bright, flavorful, and beautiful, which I think makes it even more appealing.

A woman placing sriracha on top of the Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl.

I have been a sushi lover for quite a while now and we have a local restaurant that has some of the best sushi rolls I’ve ever eaten. And that’s saying something because I travel frequently and try lots of different sushi restaurants. But even this local restaurant isn’t very “local” for me. The restaurant is a 45-minute drive for me. So that means that my sushi cravings are only satisfied every now and then. That’s where this recipe comes in! Now, I can have sushi every week. The ingredients are affordable. There is no cooking required. And I can swap out different ingredients to make as many variations as I like!

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I love this recipe because it’s perfect for on-the-go lunches. There is no heating required and it taste great at room temperature or chilled. That is super helpful for people that don’t have access to a stove or microwave on their lunch breaks at work. Also, you can change the flavors any way that you would like. This means that you can take the initial recipe and create lots of variations for your meal preps throughout the month. One complaint about meal prep is having to eat the same thing for multiple days in a row. With the Crunch Crab Sushi Bowls, you can swap out things that will alter the flavor for you and keep it interesting.

Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl

Tips for your Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl:

  • Do not add the seaweed or crispy onions until you are ready to eat. If they are exposed to moisture, they get soggy.
  • Make sure to have some tiny containers for your toppings and soy sauce. (To keep them separate)
  • You can substitute the riced cauliflower with sticky sushi rice from the store. Just know that the macros are going to change, and it will have more carbs.
  • You can also omit the rice component all together. I’ve made the sushi bowls without any rice at all, and the flavor is still amazing!

Make it with me here on my YouTube Channel!

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Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl Ingredients:

A picture of the ingredients for the Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl.
  • 4 cups Imitation crab
  • 151 grams cucumber
  • 8 Teaspoons chopped green onions
  • 8 Tablespoons garlic pepper crispy fried onions
  • 4 Teaspoons everything but bagel seasoning
  • 8 Teaspoons sriracha
  • 12 Seaweed sheets
  • 63 grams avocado
  • 4 Teaspoons soy sauce
  • 8 Tablespoons Yum-Yum sauce
  • 3 cups riced cauliflower

Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl Instructions:

  • First, arrange four of your meal prep bowls on a table.
  • Second, shred one cup of imitation crab per bowl.
A woman adding crab to the Crunch Crab Sushi Bowls.
  • Third, add 2 tablespoons of Yum-Yum sauce to each bowl and mix really well.
  • Next, add 3/4 cup of the riced cauliflower to each bowl.
  • Then, add the chopped cucumber and avocado divided evenly between each bowl.
A woman cutting up cucumber on a cutting board for the Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl.
  • Sprinkle 1 teaspoon of the everything but bagel seasoning in each bowl.
  • Sprinkle 2 teaspoons of green onions to each bowl.
  • Then, drizzle 2 teaspoons sriracha on top of each bowl.
  • Place the lids on top of the bowls and move to the small containers of toppings.
A woman placing lids on the top of the Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl.
  • Arrange 8 small containers with lids on the table.
Small containers to hold the crispy onions and seaweed for the Crunch Crab Sushi Bowl.
  • Then, fill each of the 4 small containers with 2 tablespoons of the crispy onions and 3 crumbled sheets of seaweed.
A small glass jar containing seaweed and crispy fried onions.
  • Next, fill each of the other 4 small containers with 1 teaspoon of soy sauce.
  • Finally, place all of your crunchy crab sushi bowls in the fridge to enjoy all week!
  • (When you are ready to serve, pour the 2 small containers of fried onions, seaweed, and soy sauce into your sushi bowl, mix well, and eat!)

Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl Storage:

  • Store in the fridge up to a week.
The Crunch Crab Sushi Bowl on a table topped with two small jars of toppings.

What are the Macros for the Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl?

Makes 4 servings: (Information below is for 1 serving = 1 bowl)

  • Calories – 474
  • Protein – 46.8 grams
  • Carbs – 58 grams
  • Fat – 16 grams

FAQ:

What are some other proteins I can use other than crab?

  • Tuna
  • Shrimp

What other sauce options are available other than Yum-Yum Sauce?

  • Spicy Mayo – A combination of mayonnaise and sriracha.

Instead of the crispy, fried onions, what else could I add for a crunch?

  • Sesame Seeds

Can I freeze the Crispy Crab Sushi Bowl?

  • No. The components of this recipe don’t lend themselves to be frozen. The texture wouldn’t be appealing after they thawed out.

Let’s Learn Something New Here!

What is imitation crab and how is it made? Click HERE to find out!

Check out some of my other recipes!

Excellent and Easy Spicy Salmon Sushi Bake

Simple and Refreshing Watermelon Mango Feta Salad

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Healthy and Delicious Avocado Toast with Walnuts

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Crunchy Crab Sushi Bowl

Jessie Thompson
This meal prep is perfect for all sushi lovers! Imitation crab and riced cauliflower are mixed with Yum-Yum sauce for a creamy base. Then, cucumber and green onions are added for freshness while the seaweed and crispy, fried onions add flavor and crunch. Everything but bagel seasoning, and soy sauce are all the seasonings you need for the perfect hint of salt and garlic. Lastly, avocado and sriracha are added for creaminess and spice. You have to make it. YOU HAVE TO!
Prep Time 5 minutes
Course Main Course
Cuisine Japanese
Servings 4 bowls
Calories 474 kcal

Equipment

  • 4 Meal Prep Containers

Ingredients
  

  • 4 cups Imitation crab
  • 151 grams cucumber
  • 8 Teaspoons chopped green onions
  • 8 Tablespoons garlic pepper crispy fried onions
  • 4 Teaspoons everything but bagel seasoning
  • 8 Teaspoons sriracha
  • 12 Seaweed sheets
  • 63 grams avocado
  • 4 Teaspoons soy sauce
  • 8 Tablespoons Yum-Yum sauce
  • 3 cups riced cauliflower

Instructions
 

  • First, arrange four of your meal prep bowls on a table.
  • Second, shred one cup of imitation crab per bowl.
  • Third, add 2 tablespoons of Yum-Yum sauce to each bowl and mix really well.
  • Next, add 3/4 cup of the riced cauliflower to each bowl.
  • Then, add the chopped cucumber and avocado divided evenly between each bowl.
  • Sprinkle 1 teaspoon of the everything but bagel seasoning in each bowl.
  • Sprinkle 2 teaspoons of green onions to each bowl.
  • Then, drizzle 2 teaspoons sriracha on top of each bowl.
  • Place the lids on top of the bowls and move to the small containers of toppings.
  • Arrange 8 small containers with lids on the table.

Notes

Makes 4 servings: (Information below is for 1 serving = 1 bowl)
Calories – 474
Protein – 46.8 grams
Carbs – 58 grams
Fat – 16 grams
Keyword Asian, Bowls, Meal Prep, Sushi

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