Here’s how to make Vegan Sashimi with California Avocados–a quick, no-cook appetizer with no fish involved! This recipe is sponsored. California Avocado Commission! All opinions expressed are my own.
Vegan Sashimi With California Avocados
Sashimi (raw fish in thin slices) is a Japanese food. You can eat it on its own with wasabi and soy sauce, or with a sauce or marinade.
In order to make a vegan sashimi without the fish, we’re substituting raw fish with ripe, Fresh California Avocados. California Avocados have a rich, creamy texture that can be used to replace the richness of many types of sushi. This dish is paired with a zesty soy vinaigrette and peppers for spice, making it the perfect bite.
Vegan Sashimi Ingredients
Our vegan sashimi is made with ripe California avocados. In addition, we’ll be making a soy based vinaigrette with:
- Tamari. You can use liquid aminos or soysauce if you are not gluten-free.
- Toasted Sesame Oil. This gives our vinaigrette a very rich flavor. Use toasted bread!
- Lime. We’ll use the juice of a whole lime for acidity and zing. You can use yuzu but it’s not recommended.
