Poke Bowl Recipe
Make the Poke Bowl Recipe tonight: fresh ahi, spicy mayo, and quick assembly for 4 bowls.

Ingredients
Instructions
### Step 1: Dice and Marinate the Tuna
Using a very sharp knife, trim the sushi-grade ahi and cut it into uniform small dice so each cube holds its shape and glazes evenly. Place the cubed tuna into a medium matte white ceramic bowl, add soy sauce, sesame oil, rice vinegar and a touch of honey, then toss gently until every piece is glossy and lightly pooled with the marinade. Let the tuna sit to absorb flavors while you move on — the goal is shiny, evenly coated cubes that glisten but still read raw and tender.
### Step 2: Make the Spicy Mayo
Spoon light mayonnaise into a small ceramic ramekin, stir in sriracha until the color is a smooth, pale coral, then season with a pinch of salt and black pepper. Transfer the sauce into a disposable zip-top bag, press it down so the mixture settles toward one corner, and snip a small tip to create a neat piping nozzle for later. This airy, creamy condiment should be thick enough to hold a ribbon when squeezed but soft enough to drizzle.
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### Step 3: Arrange the Rice and Veggies
Divide warm, fluffy brown rice between four identical matte white ceramic bowls, creating a neutral, textured base. On one quadrant of each bowl spoon a generous mound of the marinated tuna, then arrange compact piles of diced cucumber, shelled edamame and shredded carrots around it so each ingredient keeps its color and crispness. Add half an avocado per bowl, fanned and resting slightly on the rice to show its creamy interior.
### Step 4: Finish with Drizzle and Garnish
Pipe thin ribbons of the spicy mayo over the tuna and avocado from the cut bag tip so the lines remain elegant and continuous, then finish with a scatter of black sesame seeds and finely sliced green onion for aromatic brightness. Take a moment to adjust small details — an isolated sesame dot, a single onion ring — so the bowl looks fresh, balanced and camera-ready.
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